Distribution
This is relevant for all animals belonging to Other Terrestrial Animals.
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| Beetles that can cause skin lesions are found worldwide | |
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Species with urticating hairs are distributed throughout the world from tropical to temperate zones. Systemic envenoming, including fatal cases known from Lonomia sp. in Brazil, South America. Similarly severe cases of envenoming have been reported in Venezuela, Ecuador and Peru |
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Worldwide, from tropical to temperate zones. Main area of distribution of the potentially dangerous Scolopendridae in tropical zones. |
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Tick paralysis has been decribed in: North America: USA and Canada
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Southwestern USA (far southwest Utah, far southern Nevada and southeast California, Arizona, far southwest New Mexico). Western and southern Mexico, Guatemala |