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Scorpions are rare among the arthropods fossilised in amber in general and in Cretaceous amber in particular. For this reason, fragments are also considered for the description of new species, genera and even families (LOURENCO, 2002, 2003). The first Burmese Cretaceous amber scorpion to be described was Palaeoburmesebuthus grimaldii Lourenco, 2002 (Lourenco, 2002). Because of the incompleteness of the specimen used in the description, it was placed as incertae familiae. This was followed by the description of Electrochaerilus buckleyi SANTIAGO-BLAY, FET, SOLEGLAD & ANDERSON, 2004 which was accommodated in a new subfamily, Electrochaerilinae, of the extant family Chaerilidae Pocock, 1893 (SANTIAGO-BLAY et al., 2004). More recently two new families, genera and species were described from Cretaceous Burmese amber: Chaerilobuthus complexus Lourenco & Beigel, 2011, family Chaerilobuthidae and Palaeotrilineatus ellenbergeri Lourenco, 2012, family Palaeotrilineatidae (LOURENCO, 2012; LOURENCO & BEIGEL, 2011). For more details on the Cretaceous Burmese amber scorpions refer to LOURENCO & BEIGEL (2011) and LOURENCO (2012). In this note, a new species associated to the genus Chaerilobuthus is described, based on a very incomplet specimen.

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