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Some Actinedida (Prostigmata) in the soil of North America. IX. New larval forms of Trombidiidae (Acari)

P. Robaux

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Observations sur quelques Actinedida (= Prostigmates) du sol d Amerique du Nord. IX. Nouvelles formes larvaires de Trombidions (Acari). - Description of two new larval Trombidiids mites from U.S.A. belonging to the family Johnstonianidae (Diplothrombium newelli n. sp.} and to the family Trombidiidae (Microtrombidium keithleyi n. sp.}.

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Observations sur quelques Actinedida (= Prostigmates) du sol d Amerique du Nord. IX. Nouvelles formes larvaires de Trombidions (Acari). - Description of two new larval Trombidiids mites from U.S.A. belonging to the family Johnstonianidae (Diplothrombium newelli n. sp.} and to the family Trombidiidae (Microtrombidium keithleyi n. sp.}.

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Observations sur quelques Actinedida (= Prostigmates) du sol d Amerique du Nord. IX. Nouvelles formes larvaires de Trombidions (Acari). - Description of two new larval Trombidiids mites from U.S.A. belonging to the family Johnstonianidae (Diplothrombium newelli n. sp.} and to the family Trombidiidae (Microtrombidium keithleyi n. sp.}.

Key concepts: Acari, Prostigmata, Biology, Larva, Acariformes, Zoology, Ecology

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