Another new species of Pseudouroplectes Lourenço, 1995 from Madagascar (Scorpiones, Buthidae) Author Lourenco, Wilson Museum national d Histoire naturelle, Paris, France Author Ythier, Eric SynTech Research, La Chapelle de Guinchay, France text ZooKeys 2010 2010-06-09 48 48 1 9 journal article 10.3897/zookeys.48.448 92442933-bba9-43a6-888d-798bef8a1f54 1313–2970 576668 D62CA605-859F-4C90-988B-C0FD982F559D Key to the known species of Pseudouroplectes 1. Pale scorpions, yellowish to reddish-yellow, with or without spots.............. 2 – Dark scorpions with confluent blackish spots over the body and appendages... ........................................................................................ P. maculatus ( Fig. 2 ) 2. Coloration yellowish without any spots; pectinal tooth count 18/20............ .................................................................................. P. betschi (Figs 9–10) – Coloration yellowish with two or four longitudinal reddish-brown stripes over the tergites; pectinal tooth count 14/16.............................................. 3 3. Two longitudinal brownish stripes over the tergites; carapace, pedipalps and metasomal segments without spots........................ P. pidgeoni (Figs 11–12) – Four longitudinal brownish stripes over the tergites; carapace, pedipalps and metasomal segments strongly spotted....................... P. lalyae sp. n. (Fig. 1)