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A NEW FAMILY OF MITES, COSTACARIDAE (MESOSTIGMATA: TRIGYNASPIDA: CELAENOPSOIDEA), ASSOCIATED WITH MILLIPEDES IN MEXICO

In: Israel Journal of Ecology and Evolution
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PRESTON E. HUNTER Department of Entomology, University of Georgia

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A new family, Costacaridae, is proposed for Costacarus reyesi n.g., n. sp., a celaenopsoid mite collected from a millipede in Mexico. The female of this family is distinct from other Celaenopsoidea by having a single dorsal shield, a separate anal shield, latigynial shields free from all adjacent shields, and ventromarginal shields absent. The male is unknown. A key to the families of the superfamily Celaenopsoidea based on females is given.

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