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Eremobates nodularis
Arthropods

Windscorpion

Eremobates sp.

Notes

Two families and 26 species are reported from Texas. One large species is frequently seen at night around IMRS HQ, but not identified. We have other UTEP IMRS collections awaiting identification.

Sources

[Maldonado et al., 2006]

Taxonomic Classification

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumArthropoda (Arthropods)
SubphylumChelicerata (Scorpions and spiders)
ClassArachnida
OrderSOLIFUGAE (Windscorpions and Sun Spiders)
FamilyEREMOBATIDAE
GenusEremobates
Speciessp.

Recent Observations

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johndeitschMay 4, 2024Hudspeth County, TX, USA
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rrnajeraSep 22, 2023Hudspeth County, TX, USA
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highsingerAug 6, 2022Hudspeth County, TX, USA
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amunoz23May 20, 2017Sierra Blanca, TX 79851, Sierra Blanca, TX, US
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Straight-faced WindscorpionsIMRS
brendapayan55Apr 1, 2017Unnamed Road Van Horn, TX 79855
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observation #410839384
wbsimeyOct 24, 2026Buenos Aires, B.C.S., MX
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observation #410824795
luis_angel18660Oct 20, 2026Ejido Ricardo Flores Magón, Atlixco, Pue., MX
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ceanothusOct 18, 2026Santa Cruz County, AZ, USA
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rene2016Oct 24, 2026
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observation #410673382
tu_patronSep 22, 2026Ensenada, B.C., MX