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2023
39 species of 13 oribatid mite families were found to inhabit southern border of the arctic and northern border of the typical tundra. Higher abundance of smaller primitive forms was found out, Liochtonius leptaleus Moritz, L. ochnischii Chinone and Brachychtonius pius Moritz are recorded in Russia for the first time.
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39 species of 13 oribatid mite families were found to inhabit southern border of the arctic and northern border of the typical tundra. Higher abundance of smaller primitive forms was found out, Liochtonius leptaleus Moritz, L. ochnischii Chinone and Brachychtonius pius Moritz are recorded in Russia for the first time.
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?????????? ???????? ???????????? ???????? Bonomoia Oudemans, 1911 (Anoetidae, Sarcoptiformes)
2023In the suburbs of Odessa the males, females and hypopus of Bonomoia piicturata sp. 11. under bark of Populus nigra L.. in the Ichmelnitsky region the males and females of B. probata sp. 11. under the bark of Populus tremula L. were found. In the forests of Mariiskaya ASSR B. recondita sp. n. inhabits ant-hills of Myrmica ruginoidis N y 1.
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Journal of Medical Entomology, 1972
Hypopial nymphs of mites of the family Hypoderidae were recovered from the subcutaneous tissues of 10 species of birds in Louisiana. New host records are established for Hypodectes (Hypodectoides) propus bubulci from Leucophoyx thula and Dichromonassa rufescens and Hypodectes (Hypodectes) nycticoracis from Ixobrychus exilis and Florida caerulea ...
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Hypopial nymphs of mites of the family Hypoderidae were recovered from the subcutaneous tissues of 10 species of birds in Louisiana. New host records are established for Hypodectes (Hypodectoides) propus bubulci from Leucophoyx thula and Dichromonassa rufescens and Hypodectes (Hypodectes) nycticoracis from Ixobrychus exilis and Florida caerulea ...
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Journal of Medical Entomology, 1978
Subcutaneous infestations of hypopial mites (Sarcoptiformes: Hypoderidae) have been observed in various birds from North and South America, Hawaii, Cuba, Europe and central Africa (Cerný, 1969,Folia Parasito). 16 : 271–74; Fain, 1967, Bull. Inst. R. Sci. Nat. Belg. 43 : 1–139; Fain & Beaucournu, 1972, Acarologia 13 : 374–82; Pence, 1972, J.
T G, Schwan, L, Sileo
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Subcutaneous infestations of hypopial mites (Sarcoptiformes: Hypoderidae) have been observed in various birds from North and South America, Hawaii, Cuba, Europe and central Africa (Cerný, 1969,Folia Parasito). 16 : 271–74; Fain, 1967, Bull. Inst. R. Sci. Nat. Belg. 43 : 1–139; Fain & Beaucournu, 1972, Acarologia 13 : 374–82; Pence, 1972, J.
T G, Schwan, L, Sileo
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Description of a new species of Schwiebea (Sarcoptiformes: Acaridae) from Thailand
Systematic and Applied AcarologyThe genus Schwiebea Oudemans (Sarcoptiformes: Acaridae) includes notable agricultural pests that are widely distributed across diverse ecological environments. Despite their economic significance, mites of this genus in Thailand have been insufficiently studied. This research describes a new species, Schwiebea citrae sp.
PLOYCHOMPOO KONVIPASRUANG, Qing-Hai Fan
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2015
In studying the sarcoptiform mite fauna of the surface soil in South Australia, previously known by seven species from four sites, nearly 28,000 adults were collected from nine diverse sites and are grouped in 139 species (130 Cryptostigmata, 9 Astigmata), 74 genera and 42 families. Two further species (representing another two families), recognised by
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In studying the sarcoptiform mite fauna of the surface soil in South Australia, previously known by seven species from four sites, nearly 28,000 adults were collected from nine diverse sites and are grouped in 139 species (130 Cryptostigmata, 9 Astigmata), 74 genera and 42 families. Two further species (representing another two families), recognised by
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