Cohort Gamasina - Royal Alberta Museum

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Almanac of Alberta Acari Part II Version 2.02 February 2012 draftAlso Known As:ABMI code: SUCTS1ZDiagnostic characters:Overview:Barcodes:ID Check:Similar taxa:Collections: EMEND (56.46, -118.22)DOC (5/2011): [+other] Distribution:Images:Ecology:Literature: Marshall et al. (1987); Weigmann (2006); Gilyarov & Krivolutsky (1975); Lindo &Visser (2004)Suctobelbella sp. 2 ZL (Lindo & Visser 2004)Also Known As:ABMI code: SUCTS2ZDiagnostic characters:Overview:Barcodes:ID Check:Similar taxa:Collections: EMEND (56.46, -118.22)DOC (5/2011): [+other] Distribution:Images:Ecology:Literature: Marshall et al. (1987); Weigmann (2006); Gilyarov & Krivolutsky (1975); Lindo &Visser (2004)Back to Table of ContentsCohort Astigmatina (Astigmata) Canestrini, 1891Overview: The Astigmatina has traditionally been treated as its own order or suborder(Astigmata, Acaridida), but recent work indications that it is likely a derived lineage from42
Almanac of Alberta Acari Part II Version 2.02 February 2012 draftwithin the Brachypylina. House dust mites, fur mites, feather mites, cheese mites, grainmites, and the human itch mite are only some of the well known Astigmatina.AcaridiaSuperfamily Acaroidea Latreille, 1802Acaridae Latreille, 1802Overview: Acarid mites are generally microbivores or omnivores that take a variety of small,soft-bodied arthropods, nematodes, and other small invertebrates as well as microphytessuch as algae and fungi. The deutonymphal dispersal stage (hypopus) does not feed andattaches to insects and other arthropods using a sucker plate.Acarus Linnaeus, 1758Type species: Acarus siro Linnaeus, 1758Acarus sp. 1 DEW – Moose Pasture Research Site (DEW) 8 km W Chipman, ABAcarus farris (Oudemans 1905) – CNC recordAcarus siro L. – ex granaries (Liscombe & Watters 1962)Acotyledon Oudemans, 1903Type species: Acotyledon paradoxa Oudemans 1903Acotyledon paradoxa Oudemans 1903 – CNC recordCosmoglyphus Oudemans, 1932Type species: Tyroglyphus kramerii Berlese, 1881Cosmoglyphus sp. 1 DEW – deutonymph, Dinosaur Provincial Park (DEW)Kuzinia Zachvatkin, 1941Type species: Hypopus laevis Dujardin, 1849The European species, Kuzinia laevis (Dujardin, 1849), is known to feed on pollen in bumblebeenests and the deutonymphs are phoretic on various species of Bombus. Two species based ondeutonymphs were described by Delfinado & Baker (1976): Kuzinia affinis from Bombusperplexus and Psithyrus ‘laboriosus’ (= Bombus citrinus (Smith)) in New York and Psithyrus‘laboriosus’ in New York and Bombus vagans and unidentified bumblebees from Colorado.Unidentified species of Kuzinia have been reported from a variety of Carabidae in Ontario(Olynyk & Freitag 1979).43
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