Publications with tag: Water mites

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• Petr V. Tuzovsky

  WATER MITES OF THE GENUS FORELIA HALLER, 1882 
  (ACARI, HYDRACHNIDIA, PIONIDAE) IN RUSSIA
  

  This study presents a detailed taxonomic review of water mites of the genus Forelia Haller, 1882 (Pionidae, Foreliinae) found in Russia. The review includes illus...
  

  • Water mites
  • Pionidae
  • Foreliinae
  • Forelia
  • Morphology
  • New species
  • Identification key
  • Russia
• Petr V. Tuzovsky

  WATER MITES OF THE GENUS HYDRODROMA KOCH, 1837 (ACARI: HYDRACHNIDIA, HYDRODROMIDAE) IN RUSSIA

  A detailed taxonomic review of water mites of the genus Hydrodroma Koch, 1837 (Hydrodromidae) in Russia based on long-term survey in 1970–2013. The review include...
  

  • Hydrachnidia
  • Hydrodromidae
  • Hydrodroma
  • Water mites
  • Morphology
  • Male
  • Female
  • Deutonymph
  • Identification key
  • Russia
• Petr V. Tuzovsky

  WATER MITES OF THE GENUS THYAS KOCH, 1835 (ACARIFORMES: THYADIDAE) IN RUSSIA

  This study presents a detailed taxonomic review of water mites of the genus Thyas Koch, 1836 (Hydryphantoidea: Thyadidae) found in the fauna of Russia during the ...
  

  • Water mites
  • Thyadidae
  • Thyas
  • Morphology
  • Systematics
  • Identification key
  • Active stages
  • Russia
• Petr V. Tuzovsky

  WATER MITES OF THE GENUS TIPHYS KOCH, 1836 (ACARIFORMES: PIONIDAE) IN RUSSIA

  This study presents a detailed taxonomic review of water mites of the genus Tiphys Koch, 1836 (Hygrobatoidea: Pionidae) found in Russia during a long-term survey ...
  

  • Water mites
  • Pionidae
  • Tiphys
  • Morphology
  • Systematics
  • Identification keys
  • Female
  • Male
  • Deutonymph
  • Larva
  • Russia
• Petr V. Tuzovsky, Stolbov V.A.

  A NEW WATER MITE SPECIES OF THE GENUS SZALAYELLA LUNDBLAD FROM CHILE (ACARI, HYDRACHNIDIA: HYGROBATIDAE)
  

  Szalayella chilensis, n. sp. is described from the Magellan Province of Chile.
   
  DOI: 10.21684/0132-8077-2016-24-2-153-158
  
  

  • Water mites
  • Szalayella chilensis
  • New species
  • Male
  • Female
  • Deutonymph
  • Running water