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Histiostomatidae

Known as: Anoetidae, Nodipalpidae 
 
National Institutes of Health

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2004
2004
Occupational exposure to allergenic mites in a Polish zoo.
The study was carried out from April 2000-March 2001. During this period 49 samples of dust, litter, debris and residues from… Expand
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2004
2004
The cytological basis for reproductive variability in the Anoetidae (Sarcoptiformes: Acari)
Meiosis is described in a thelytokous strain of the anoetid mite Histiostoma feroniarum (Dufour) and in both sexes of the… Expand
2003
2003
Ecological analysis of acari recovered from coprolites from archaeological site of northeast Brazil.
Coprolite samples of human and animal origin from the excavations performed at the archaeological site of Furna do Estrago, at… Expand
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1993
1993
Mites extracted from uprooted banana suckers (Acari: Anoetidae).
 
1987
1987
Mites extracted from manure and silo (Acari: Acaridae, Anoetidae and Tarsonemina), I.
 
1983
1983
Notes sur les genres Loxanoetus Fain, 1970 et Otanoetus Fain et Zumpt, 1974 (Acari, Anoetidae)
 
1980
1980
A new species of Myianoetus Oudemans (Acarina: Anoetidae) from a ceratopogonid fly in Australia.
 
1976
1976
Acari collected by Dr.J.Trave on the subAntarctic islands. II. Families Acaridae, Anoetidae, Ereynetidae and Tarsonemidae (Astigmata and Prostigmata)
Acariens recoltes par le Dr. J. Trave aux Iles Subantarctiques. 2. Families Acaridae, Ereynetidae et Tarsonemidae (astigmates et… Expand
1974
1974
Notes on three species of Anoetidae, two of which are new, living as commensals or parasites in the ear of an African buffalo.
  • A. Fain, F. Zumpt
  • Acta zoologica et pathologica Antverpiensia
  • 1974
    • Corpus ID: 33951600
 
1961
1961
Mite Orientation and Survival on Flies
PHORESY among arthropods has been widely noted and its importance in population dispersal and survival appreciated. Hypopi, the… Expand
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