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2013
Ceratozetidae Jacot, 1925 Ceratozetes thienemanni Willmann, 1943 Distribution: Holarctic, Neotropical region Habitat: forest soils Obergurgl area: pine forest at 2050 m (Zirbenwald) Diapterobates humeralis (Hermann, 1804) Distribution: Holarctic Habitat: forest soils, in moist meadows, also arboricolous Obergurgl area: pine forest at ...
Fischer, Barbara M., Schatz, Heinrich
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Ceratozetidae Jacot, 1925 Ceratozetes thienemanni Willmann, 1943 Distribution: Holarctic, Neotropical region Habitat: forest soils Obergurgl area: pine forest at 2050 m (Zirbenwald) Diapterobates humeralis (Hermann, 1804) Distribution: Holarctic Habitat: forest soils, in moist meadows, also arboricolous Obergurgl area: pine forest at ...
Fischer, Barbara M., Schatz, Heinrich
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Systematic and Applied Acarology, 2016
The morphological ontogeny of Ceratozetes helenae Pavlichenko, 1993 and Ceratozetoides cisalpinus (Berlese, 1908) is compared. The adults of both species have 10 pairs of short or minute notogastral setae, including c 2 , but the former species is smaller than the latter and also differs by the location of some notogastral setae, shape of ...
Stanisław Seniczak +2 more
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The morphological ontogeny of Ceratozetes helenae Pavlichenko, 1993 and Ceratozetoides cisalpinus (Berlese, 1908) is compared. The adults of both species have 10 pairs of short or minute notogastral setae, including c 2 , but the former species is smaller than the latter and also differs by the location of some notogastral setae, shape of ...
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Systematic and Applied Acarology, 2023
The morphological ontogeny of Melanozetes interruptus Willmann, 1953 is redescribed and illustrated. The juveniles of this species are brown with dark-brown sclerites. In juveniles humeral organ and humeral macrosclerite are present, seta c1 is inserted on humeral macrosclerite, and setae c2 and c3 are inserted on microsclerites.
Stanisław Seniczak +3 more
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The morphological ontogeny of Melanozetes interruptus Willmann, 1953 is redescribed and illustrated. The juveniles of this species are brown with dark-brown sclerites. In juveniles humeral organ and humeral macrosclerite are present, seta c1 is inserted on humeral macrosclerite, and setae c2 and c3 are inserted on microsclerites.
Stanisław Seniczak +3 more
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CERATOZETIDAE OF THE WESTERN NORTH AMERICAN ARCTIC
The Canadian Entomologist, 1985AbstractThe Ceratozetidae of arctic western North America, represented by 12 species in 9 genera, are discussed. A new genus,Cyrtozetes, and species,Cyrtozetes denaliensis, are proposed, andTrichoribates copperminensisHammer,T. polarisHammer,Svalbardia paludicolaThor,Iugoribates gracilisSellnick,Diapterobates notatus(Thorell) both adults and immatures ...
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Systematic and Applied Acarology, 2018
The morphological ontogeny of Diapterobates altaicus Bayartogtokh, 2010 is described and illustrated. The juveniles of this species are unpigmented, except for a dark sclerite around a gland opening on the hysterosoma. In the larva, most gastronotal setae are of medium size, except for longer c3, dp, lm, lp and h1, whereas in the tritonymph, all ...
Stanisław Seniczak +3 more
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The morphological ontogeny of Diapterobates altaicus Bayartogtokh, 2010 is described and illustrated. The juveniles of this species are unpigmented, except for a dark sclerite around a gland opening on the hysterosoma. In the larva, most gastronotal setae are of medium size, except for longer c3, dp, lm, lp and h1, whereas in the tritonymph, all ...
Stanisław Seniczak +3 more
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CeratozetesandCeratozetoides(Acari: Oribatida: Ceratozetidae) of North America
The Canadian Entomologist, 2009AbstractThe oribatid mite genusCeratozetesBerlese is represented in America north of Mexico by 21 previously described species known from forest, grassland, subarctic and arctic soils and litter, and canopy habitats. The closely related genusCeratozetoidesShaldybina is represented in America north of Mexico only byC. cisalpinus(Berlese).
Valerie M. Behan-Pelletier +1 more
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CERATOZETIDAE (ACARI: ORIBATEI) OF THE WESTERN NORTH AMERICAN SUBARCTIC
The Canadian Entomologist, 1986AbstractRepresentatives of the oribatid mite family Ceratozetidae of subarctic western North America, including 14 species in eight genera, are treated. A new genusLaminizetes, and eight new species,Diapterobates siccatus,Trichoribates ogilviensis,Laminizetes fortispinosus,Ceratozetes inupiaq,C.kutchin,C.fjellbergi,Sphaerozetes firthensis ...
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2017
Family Ceratozetidae Jacot, 1925 Ceratozetes Berlese, 1908 · Ceratozetes gracilis (Michael, 1884) * · Original name: Oribata gracilis Michael, 1884. · In: British Oribatidae. Vols. I and II. Ray Soc., London. 656 pp. · Historical combinations/variations: Oribates gracilis (Michael) Berlese, 1894; Notaspis gracilis (Michael) Oudemans, 1900; Murcia ...
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Family Ceratozetidae Jacot, 1925 Ceratozetes Berlese, 1908 · Ceratozetes gracilis (Michael, 1884) * · Original name: Oribata gracilis Michael, 1884. · In: British Oribatidae. Vols. I and II. Ray Soc., London. 656 pp. · Historical combinations/variations: Oribates gracilis (Michael) Berlese, 1894; Notaspis gracilis (Michael) Oudemans, 1900; Murcia ...
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1973
Humerobates rostrolamellatus Grandjean, a member of the family Ceratozetidae, is a medium-sized heavily sclerotized oribatid mite some 750–800μ long and having well developed pteromorphae. It has a widespread occurrence, and has been recorded from a range of habitats including heathland and woodland soil.
P. W. Murphy, A. N. Balla
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Humerobates rostrolamellatus Grandjean, a member of the family Ceratozetidae, is a medium-sized heavily sclerotized oribatid mite some 750–800μ long and having well developed pteromorphae. It has a widespread occurrence, and has been recorded from a range of habitats including heathland and woodland soil.
P. W. Murphy, A. N. Balla
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