Title of article :
ركورد جديد از خانواده نماتاليسيده براي فون كنه هاي ايران
Author/Authors :
لطف اللهي، پريسا نويسنده Department of Plant Protection, Faculty of Agriculture Lotfollahi, Parisa , موحد زاده، الناز نويسنده Department of Plant Protection, Faculty of Agriculture Movahedzadeh, Elnaz , عيوضيان کاري، ناصر نويسنده Department of Plant Protection, Faculty of Agriculture Eivazian Kary, Naser
Issue Information :
فصلنامه با شماره پیاپی 0 سال 2015
Abstract :
A highly elongate idiosoma (in adults ≥6 times width when fully extended),lined with annuli, with the soft
and flexible integument between successive annuli; a much greater distance between legs II and III relative to legs I and II; the
genitalia positioned directly behind legs IV and far from the anal opening; a long posterior region behind the genitalia; prodorsum without
trichobothria and naso, with fewer than four pairs of setae; the rostral seta is unpaired if present (Bolton et al. 2014, 2015).
The Nematalycidae is awidespread and unusual family of vermiform soil mites that inhabit mineral regolith (sands and mineral soil horizons).
The nematalycid mites appear to be exclusively thelytokous. These highly elongated mites move around like worms by extending and contracting
their bodiesvia a combination of hydraulic pressure and a continuous muscle layer underlying a thin epidermis. Their uniquephysiology among mites
and their several idiosyncratic features are almost certainly an adaptation for living in small interstitialspaces in mineral soil and sand (Haupt and Coineau 1999;Bolton et al. 2015).
Journal title :
Persian Journal of Acarology
Journal title :
Persian Journal of Acarology