WATER MITES OF THE GENUS <i>FORELIA</i> HALLER, 1882 (ACARI, HYDRACHNIDIA, PIONIDAE) IN RUSSIA [PDF]
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ON THE SYSTEMATICS OF THE WATER MITE <i>PIONA NODATA</i> (MÜLLER, 1776) (ACARI: HYDRACHNIDIA, PIONIDAE) [PDF]
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Larval morphology of the water mite Hydrochoreutes krameri Piersig (Acariformes: Pionidae)
The larva of the water mite Hydrochoreutes krameri is described, and a key to larvae of Hydrochoreutes from the fauna of Russia is given.
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