Ontogenetic instars of Ciprusenia troglobionta sp. nov. (Acari: Astigmata: Canestriniidae) from a cave of Zagros Mountains, Iran

IF 0.9 3区农林科学 Q3 ENTOMOLOGY

Acarologia Pub Date : 2024-01-11 DOI:10.24349/owvp-jv03

Mojgan Sadat-Shojaei, R. Haitlinger, S. Sadeghi, M. Akrami

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Abstract

A new species of canestriniid mite belonging to the genus Ciprusenia Haitlinger, 2022 is described based on the morphological characteristics of male, female, tritonymph, protonymph and larva life stages. It is the sixth species of this genus and was collected from Blaps bushirensis Kaszab, 1959 (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) on the surface soil of Sahlak Cave (Fars, Iran). The genus Ciprusenia is a new record for the Astigmata fauna of Iran and the host species is a new host record for the family Canestriniidae. In this study, descriptions are carried out in detailed line drawings and scanning electron microscopic images. The identification key to the world-known species of the genus is also provided.

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Ciprusenia troglobionta sp.

根据雄螨、雌螨、三体螨、原螨和幼虫的形态特征，描述了属于 Ciprusenia Haitlinger 属的一个新种（2022 年）。这是该属（Ciprusenia）的第 6 个种，采集自 Sahlak 洞穴（伊朗法尔斯）表层土壤中的 Blaps bushirensis Kaszab, 1959（鞘翅目：Tenebrionidae）。Ciprusenia 属是伊朗 Astigmata 动物群的新记录，寄主物种是 Canestriniidae 科的新寄主记录。本研究通过详细的线图和扫描电子显微镜图像进行了描述。同时还提供了该属世界知名物种的识别钥匙。

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Acarologia ENTOMOLOGY-

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