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New water mite species of the genus Arrenurus Dugs, 1834 (Acariformes, Hydrachnidia, Arrenuridae) from the Far East of Russia

Petr V. Tuzovskij, Ksenia A. Semenchenko

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Illustrated descriptions of six water mite species, Arrenurus mucropetiolatus sp. n., Arrenurus crenatiformis sp. n., Arrenurus primoryensis sp. n., Arrenurus hebraeus sp. n., Arrenurus neodaubihensis sp. n., Arrenurus amurensis sp. n., from running and standing waters of the Far East of Russia are presented.

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Illustrated descriptions of six water mite species, Arrenurus mucropetiolatus sp. n., Arrenurus crenatiformis sp. n., Arrenurus primoryensis sp. n., Arrenurus hebraeus sp. n., Arrenurus neodaubihensis sp. n., Arrenurus amurensis sp. n., from running and standing waters of the Far East of Russia are presented.

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Illustrated descriptions of six water mite species, Arrenurus mucropetiolatus sp. n., Arrenurus crenatiformis sp. n., Arrenurus primoryensis sp. n., Arrenurus hebraeus sp. n., Arrenurus neodaubihensis sp. n., Arrenurus amurensis sp. n., from running and standing waters of the Far East of Russia are presented.

Key concepts: Biology, Mite, Acari, Acariformes, Zoology, Genus, Ecology

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