Cohort Gamasina - Royal Alberta Museum

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Almanac of <strong>Alberta</strong> Acari Part II Version 2.02 February 2012 draftPterochthoniidae Grandjean, 1950Pterochthonius Berlese, 1913Type species: Cosmochthonius angelus Berlese, 1910Also Known As:Pterochthonius angelus (Berlese, 1910)Also Known As: Cosmochthonius angelus Berlese, 1910ABMI code: PTERANGDiagnostic characters: length 200; dorsal setae leaf-like, foveolateCollections: Moose Pasture Research Site (DEW) 8 km W Chipman, AB (53.656667, -112.759444); Lindo & Visser (2004)DOC (5/2011): [+other] Distribution: AB, QC; [Holarctic]Overview: This minute, ornate mite is common in aspen forest litter. No males are known andthe mite probably reproduces by parthenogenesis.Pterochthonius angelus (Berlese, 1910)12
Almanac of <strong>Alberta</strong> Acari Part II Version 2.02 February 2012 draftSuperfamily Protoplophoroidea Ewing, 1917Haplochthoniidae van der Hammen, 1959Haplochthonius Willmann, 1930Type species: Cosmochthonius (Haplochthonius) simplex Willmann, 1930Also Known As: Tetrochthonius Hammer, 1958Haplochthonius sp. 1 DKK (Osler et al. 2008)Also Known As:ABMI code: HAPLSP1Diagnostic characters:Collections: Lethbridge (49.48 N, 112.54’ W)DOC (5/2011): [+other] Distribution: unknown.Sphaerochthoniidae Grandjean, 1947Sphaerochthonius Berlese, 1910Type species: Hypochthonius splendidus Berlese, 1904Also Known As:Sphaerochthonius sp. 1 DKK (Osler et al. 2008)Also Known As:ABMI code: SPHASP1Diagnostic characters:Collections: Lethbridge (49.48 N, 112.54’ W)DOC (5/2011): [+other] Distribution: unknown.Sphaerochthonius cf splendidus (Berlese, 1904)Also Known As: Hypochthonius splendidus Berlese, 1904ABMI code: SPHASPLDiagnostic characters: ~ 0.3 mm in length, brownish, light-bulb shape. Notogaster reticulate,each reticulum lined with globules of cerotegument and with numerous small internaltubercles, and with one scissure; dorsal notogastral setae mostly asymmetrically T-shaped(posterior branch ~3x anterior branch in mid-dorsal rows, less asymmetrical on margin andventer) on short bases, each branch plumose and covered in papillate cerotegument, but d-setae minute within scissure. Prodorsum and its setae similarly ornamented, setae in, le, ro13
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