Publications with tag: chiggers

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• Naina I. Kudryashova , Alexandr A. Stekolnikov

  KEPKATROMBICULA NOM. N., A NEW NAME FOR THE CHIGGER MITE GENUS EUTONELLA KUDRYASHOVA, 1988 (ACARI: TROMBICULIDAE), WITH NOTES ON ITS SYSTEMATICS

  A new substitute name, Kepkatrombicula nom. n., is proposed for the chigger mite genus Eutonella Kudryashova, 1988 (preoccupied by Müller, 1921 for caddis flies);...
  

  • Chiggers
  • Taxonomy
  • Eutonella
  • New name
  • Trombicula desaleri
• Daniel M., Alexandr A. Stekolnikov

  NEW DATA ON CHIGGER MITES OF THE SUBFAMILY LEEUWENHOEKIINAE
  (ACARI: TROMBICULIDAE) PARAZITIZING BATS IN CUBA
  

  The genus Ischnothrombium Feider, 1983 is synonymized with Whartonia Ewing, 1944. Rede-scription of Whartonia diploctenum (Feider, 1983) comb.n. is given based on...
  

  • Mites
  • Leeuwenhoekiinae
  • Chiggers
  • Systematics
  • Bats
  • Cuba
• Bassini-Silva R., Jacinavicius F.C., Welbourn W.C., Ochoa R., Barros-Battesti D.M.

  REDESCRIPTION OF APOLONIA TIGIPIOENSIS TORRES AND BRAGA, 1938 (TROMBIDIFORMES: LEEUWENHOEKIIDAE)

  The genus Apolonia is only known from the single species, Apolonia tigipioensis Torres et Braga, occurring in Venezuela and northeastern Brazil. The larval stage ...
  

  • Chiggers
  • Ectoparasites
  • Birds
  • Brazil
• Daniel M., Alexandr A. Stekolnikov

  THREE NEW SPECIES AND NEW RECORDS OF CHIGGER MITES (ACARI: TROMBICULIDAE) FROM CUBA

  Three new species of chigger mites, Colicus famulidistalis sp. n. and Eltonella macroti sp. n. from phyllostomid bats, and Microtrombicula guaurabensis sp. n. fro...
  

  • Acari
  • Chiggers
  • Taxonomy
  • Parasites
  • Cuba
• Alexandr A. Stekolnikov

  TWO NEW SPECIES OF CHIGGER MITES (ACARI: TROMBICULIDAE) CLOSE TO NEOTROMBICULA MINUTA, APPLICATION OF NONLINEAR MULTIVARIATE STATISTICS

  Two new species of chigger mites, Neotrombicula urartensis sp. n. from rodents and birds and N. kubanensis sp. n. from rodents, are described from Caucasus. Morph...
  

  • Chiggers
  • Taxonomy
  • Parasites
  • Caucasus
  • Logistic regression analysis