Vaejovis mexicanus smithi Pocock 1902

      eusthenura group
           Vaejovis bilineatus
           Vaejovis coahuilae
         Vaejovis confusus
          Vaejovis diazi diazi
           Vaejovis diazi transmontanus
          Vaejovis eusthenura
          Vaejovis flavus
           Vaejovis galbus
           Vaejovis glabrimanus
           Vaejovis globosus
          Vaejovis gravicaudus
         Vaejovis hoffmanni hoffmanni
          Vaejovis hoffmanni fuscus
           Vaejovis punctatus punctatus
          Vaejovis punctatus spadix
           Vaejovis punctatus variegatus
          Vaejovis puritanus
           Vaejovis spinigerus
          Vaejovis viscainensis
         Vaejovis vittatus
         Vaejovis waeringi
          Vaejovis waueri
      intrepidus group
         Vaejovis intrepidus intrepidus
         Vaejovis intrepidus atrox
         Vaejovis intrepidus cristimanus
           Vaejovis occidentalis
           Vaejovis subcristatus
      mexicanus group
         Vaejovis carolinianus
         Vaejovis cashi
         Vaejovis chamelaensis
           Vaejovis chiapas
          Vaejovis chisos
         Vaejovis deboersi
         Vaejovis dugesi
         Vaejovis feti
         Vaejovis franckei
          Vaejovis granulatus
           Vaejovis jonesi
          Vaejovis lapidicola
           Vaejovis maculosus
          Vaejovis mexicanus mexicanus
           Vaejovis mexicanus smithi
           Vaejovis monticola
           Vaejovis nigrofemoratus
         Vaejovis pattersoni
          Vaejovis paysonensis
           Vaejovis pusillus
          Vaevovis rosssmanni
           Vaejovis setosus
           Vaejovis sprousei
           Vaejovis tesselatus
           Vaejovis vaquero
         Vaejovis vorhiesi
      nitidulus group
           Vaejovis curvidigitus
           Vaejovis davidi
           Vaejovis decipiens
           Vaejovis gracilis
           Vaejovis intermedius
           Vaejovis janssi
           Vaejovis kochi
           Vaejovis mauryi
           Vaejovis minckleyi
           Vaejovis mitchelli
           Vaejovis nigrescens
           Vaejovis nitidulus
           Vaejovis norteno
           Vaejovis peninsularis
           Vaejovis platnicki
           Vaejovis pococki
           Vaejovis rubrimanus
           Vaejovis solegladi
      punctipalpi group
           Vaejovis bruneus bruneus
           Vaejovis bruneus loretoensis
           Vaejovis bruneus villosus
           Vaejovis cazieri
           Vaejovis crassimanus
           Vaejovis hirsuticauda
           Vaejovis insularis
           Vaejovis magdalensis
           Vaejovis punctipalpi punctipalpi
           Vaejovis punctipalpi barbatus
           Vaejovis punctipalpi cerralvensis
           Vaejovis russelli
           Vaejovis sonorae
      incertae sedis
           Vaejovis acapulco
           Vaejovis cisnerosi
           Vaejovis kuarapu
           Vaejovis mumai
           Vaejovis nayarit
           Vaejovis pequeno
           Vaejovis spicatus
           Vaejovis zihuatanejensis
          "Vaejovis" flavescens

Vaejovis mexicanus smithi C.Pocock 1902

Vaejovis mexicanus smithi Pocock, 1902: 9; Ewing, 1928: 12; Díaz Najera, 1975: 7, 27; Kovarík, 1998: 147; Beutelspacher, 2000: 95, 140, 142, 153, map 73; Sissom, 2000: 542.
Vejovis mexicanus smithi: Hoffmann, 1931: 396-398, fig. 40; Hoffmann, 1938: 318; Gertsch, 1958: 6.

HOLOTYPE: Vaejovis mexicanus smithi Pocock Holotype: juv M (BMNH), Cuernavaca, Morelos, México.

Original description:
Vaejovis mexicanus smithi Pocock, 1902: 9.

Subsequent Accounts

distribution: NORTH AMERICA. México (Morelos).

Published Records:

notes: Hoffmann (1931) indicated that V. mexicanus smithi occurs in Guerrero, but no records support that contention.

The types of Parabroteas montezuma have been studied by M. E. Soleglad (pers. comm.,1998), and it is his opinion that P. montezuma is conspecific with Vaejovis mexicanus mexicanus. Consequently, the type locality for P. montezuma, originally questioned by Penther himself, seems dubious.
Beutelspacher's (2000) records of V. mexicanus (apparently meaning the subspecies mexicanus) from Morelos, San Luis Potosí, and Tamaulipas are probably all erroneous; the latter is based on a record from Cueva San Rafael de los Castros of "Vaejovis sp. (mexicanus group)" from Reddell & Mitchell (1971a).

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