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Uropodidae is a
family of
mites in the
order Mesostigmata. As part of
superfamily Uropodoidea,
Uropodidae are tortoise-like
mites with an oval to circular...
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Other families of note are Diplogyniidae, Macrochelidae, Pachylaelapidae,
Uropodidae and Veigaiidae.
Amongst the best
known species are
Varroa destructor,...
- mite
Trichocylliba crinita (Elzinga & Rettenmeyer, 1975) (Mesostigmata:
Uropodidae) was
found on the jaws of the
species Eciton dulcium, and
nowhere else...
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biology and
behavior of the mite
Macrodinychus sellnicki (Mesostigmata:
Uropodidae),
ectoparasite of the
crazy ant
paratrechina fulva (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)"...
- Ermilov, S.G. (2020). "Two new
species of the
genus Bloszykiella (Acari:
Uropodidae) from the
Afrotropical region".
Systematic &
Applied Acarology. 25 (10):...
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third animal) has also been reported, with
acarid deutonymphs on a
larger Uropodidae mite
which in turn was on a beetle. Most
Tyrophagus species do not form...
- may
contain some 20,000
inquiline mites. The p****tic mite
Planodiscus (
Uropodidae)
attaches itself to the
tibia of its host ant,
Eciton hamatum. The cuticular...
- (Uroactinia),
Urodinychidae (Uroobovella,
Uroobovella (Fuscouropoda)), and
Uropodidae (Uropoda).
Their bee
hosts include honey bees (Apis),
bumble bees (Bombus)...
- include:
Isopods from the
Oniscus species as well as
small red
mites of the
Uropodidae family,
Lepidospora species are only
found in the
carbon dioxide p****age...
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Tuberdinychus is a
genus of
tortoise mites in the
family Uropodidae. "Tuberdinychus". GBIF.
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