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Zerconidae

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Zerconidae
Temporal range: Neogene–present
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Arthropoda
Class:
Arachnida
Subclass:
Acari
Order:
Mesostigmata
Family:
Zerconidae

Berlese, 1892

Zerconidae is a family of mites in the order Mesostigmata.[1]

Species

Aleksozercon A. D. Petrova, 1978

  • Aleksozercon zachvatkini A. D. Petrova, 1978

Amerozercon Halasková, 1969

  • Amerozercon suspiciosus Halasková, 1969

Aquilonozercon V. Halasková, 1979

  • Aquilonozercon desuetus V. Halasková, 1979

Bakeras C. Blaszak, 1984

  • Bakeras opiparus C. Blaszak, 1984

Blaszakzercon Kemal & Kocak, 2009

  • Blaszakzercon pulcher (C. Blaszak, 1984)

Carpathozercon P. G. Balan, 1991

  • Carpathozercon longiperitrematus P. G. Balan, 1991

Caurozercon Halasková, 1977

  • Caurozercon duplex
  • Caurozercon duplexoideus Ma, 2002
  • Caurozercon similis Petrova, 1979
  • Caurozercon smirnovi Petrova, 1979
  • Caurozercon triplex Petrova, 1979

Cosmozercon C. Blaszak, 1981

  • Cosmozercon setosus C. Blaszak, 1981

Echinozercon C. Blaszak, 1975

  • Echinozercon americanus Blaszak, 1982
  • Echinozercon orientalis C. Blaszak, 1975

Eurozercon V. Halasková, 1979

  • Eurozercon aquilonis V. Halasková, 1979
  • Eurozercon pacificus Halaskova, 1979

Hypozercon C. Blaszak, 1981

  • Hypozercon macleani C. Blaszak, 1981

Indozercon C. Blaszak, 1978

  • Indozercon janinae C. Blaszak, 1978

Kaikiozercon V. Halasková, 1979

  • Kaikiozercon mamillosus Halaskova, 1979
  • Kaikiozercon peregrinus V. Halasková, 1979

Koreozercon V. Halasková, 1979

  • Koreozercon bacatus V. Halasková, 1979

Krantzas C. Blaszak, 1981

  • Krantzas mirificus C. Blaszak, 1981

Lindquistas C. Blaszak, 1981

  • Lindquistas amythetes C. Blaszak, 1981

Macrozercon Blaszak, 1975

  • Macrozercon praecipuus (Sellnick, 1958)

Mesozercon Blaszak, 1975

  • Mesozercon coreanus Blaszak, 1975
  • Mesozercon dunhuaensis Ma, 2003
  • Mesozercon plumatus (Aoki, 1966)

Metazercon Blaszak, 1975

  • Metazercon athiasae Blaszak, 1975
  • Metazercon mahunkai Halaskova, 1979
  • Metazercon rafalskii Blaszak, Kaczmarek & Joon-Ho-Le, 1997

Microzercon Blaszak, 1975

  • Microzercon californicus (Sellnick, 1958)

Mixozercon Halasková, 1963

  • Mixozercon heterosetosus Balan, 1995
  • Mixozercon sellnicki (Schweizer, 1948)

Monozercon C. Blaszak, 1984

  • Monozercon aciculatus C. Blaszak, 1984

Neozercon Petrova, 1977

  • Neozercon evgenii Petrova, 1978
  • Neozercon insularis Petrova, 1977
  • Neozercon smirnovi Petrova, 1978

Paleozercon Blaszak, Cokendolpher & Polyak, 1995

  • Paleozercon cavernicolus Blaszak, Cokendolpher & Polyak, 1995

Parazercon Trägårdh, 1931

  • Parazercon floralis Ma, 2002
  • Parazercon ornatus (Berlese, 1903)
  • Parazercon sergienkoae Balan, 1991

Parhozercon C. Blaszak, 1981

  • Parhozercon medialis C. Blaszak, 1981

Polonozercon C. Blaszak, 1979

  • Polonozercon tatrensis (Blaszak, 1974)

Prozercon Sellnick, 1943

  • Prozercon achaeanus Ujvari, 2011[2]
  • Prozercon artvinensis Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1996
  • Prozercon bircanae Urhan, 1998
  • Prozercon boyacii Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1996
  • Prozercon bulbiferus Ujvari, 2011[2]
  • Prozercon cambriensis Skorupski & Luxton, 1996
  • Prozercon carpathicus Balan & Sergienko, 1990
  • Prozercon carsticus Halaskova, 1963
  • Prozercon changbaiensis Bei, Shi & Yin, 2002
  • Prozercon demirsoyi Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1996
  • Prozercon denizliensis Urhan, 2002
  • Prozercon dominiaki Blaszak, 1979
  • Prozercon dramaensis Ujvari, 2011[2]
  • Prozercon escalai Moraza, 1990
  • Prozercon fimbriatus (C.L.Koch, 1839)
  • Prozercon graecus Ujvari, 2011[2]
  • Prozercon juanensis Moraza, 1990
  • Prozercon kafkasoricus Urhan, 1998
  • Prozercon kamili Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1996
  • Prozercon kochi Sellnick, 1943
  • Prozercon kunsti Halaskova, 1963
  • Prozercon kurui Urhan, 1998
  • Prozercon luxtoni Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1996
  • Prozercon mersinensis Urhan, 1998
  • Prozercon micherdzinskii Blaszak, 1978
  • Prozercon morazae Ujvari, 2011[2]
  • Prozercon norae Ujvari, 2011[2]
  • Prozercon orhani Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1996
  • Prozercon ornatus (Berlese, 1904)
  • Prozercon rafalskii Blaszak, 1971
  • Prozercon satapliae Petrova, 1977
  • Prozercon similis Balan, 1992
  • Prozercon tellecheai Moraza, 1990
  • Prozercon traegardhi (Halbert, 1923)
  • Prozercon traegardhisimilis Solomon, 1984
  • Prozercon turcicus Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1996
  • Prozercon ukrainicus Balan, 1991
  • Prozercon umidicola Urhan, 2002
  • Prozercon usheri Blaszak, 1985
  • Prozercon yavuzi Urhan, 1998

Rafas C. Blaszak, 1979

  • Rafas bisternalis C. Blaszak, 1979
  • Rafas blaszaki Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1996

Skeironozercon Halasková, 1977

  • Skeironozercon embersoni Halaskova, 1977
  • Skeironozercon tricavus Blaszak, 1982

Syskenozercon Athias-Henriot, 1977

  • Syskenozercon kosiri Athias-Henriot, 1977

Triangulazercon Jacot, 1938

  • Triangulazercon peltatus (C.L.Koch, 1836)

Trizerconoides Jacot, 1938

  • Trizerconoides radiatus (Berlese, 1910)

Xenozercon Blaszak, 1976

  • Xenozercon glaber Blaszak, 1976

Zercon C.L.Koch, 1836

  • Zercon acanticus Blaszak, 1978
  • Zercon acrochordus (Blaszak, 1979)
  • Zercon adoxellus Blaszak, 1978
  • Zercon adoxyphes Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon agnostus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon amidrytus Blaszak, 1978
  • Zercon amphibolus Blaszak, 1978
  • Zercon andrei Sellnick, 1958
  • Zercon aniellae Solomon, 1984
  • Zercon apladellus Blaszak
  • Zercon asaphus Blaszak, 1976
  • Zercon asymmetricus Balan, 1991
  • Zercon athiasi Vincze, 1965
  • Zercon austriacus Sellnick, 1959
  • Zercon ayyildizi Urhan, 1997
  • Zercon bajcalensis Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon balearicus Athias Henriot, 1961
  • Zercon beleviensis Urhan, 2002
  • Zercon berlesei Sellnick, 1958
  • Zercon bisetosus Balan, 1995
  • Zercon blaszaki Solomon, 1982
  • Zercon brachysetosus Balan, 1992
  • Zercon bulgaricus Balogh, 1961
  • Zercon burdurensis Urhan, 2001
  • Zercon caenolestes Blaszak, 1976
  • Zercon capillatus Berlese, 1914
  • Zercon caucasicus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon cazorlensis Athias Henriot, 1961
  • Zercon colligans Berlese, 1920
  • Zercon comaliatus Blaszak, 1978
  • Zercon crinitus Berlese, 1920
  • Zercon delicatus Urhan & Ekiz, 2002
  • Zercon disparipila Athias Henriot, 1961
  • Zercon dzobavi Balan & Vinnik, 1993
  • Zercon echinatus Schweizer, 1922
  • Zercon embersoni Blaszak, 1985
  • Zercon encarpatus Athias Henriot, 1961
  • Zercon forliensis Sellnick, 1944
  • Zercon forsslundi Sellnick, 1958
  • Zercon foveolatus Halaskova, 1969
  • Zercon fragilis Urhan, 2001
  • Zercon franzi (Willmann, 1943)
  • Zercon furcatus G. Canestrini & Fanzago, 1876
  • Zercon gerhardi Halaskova, 1979
  • Zercon heilongjiangensis Ma & Yin, 1999
  • Zercon hemimbricatus Skorupski & Luxton, 1996
  • Zercon henoticus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon hibericus Mihelcic, 1960
  • Zercon hispanicus Sellnick, 1958
  • Zercon ignobilis Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon incompletus Balan, 1995
  • Zercon indiscretus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon inornatus Willmann, 1943
  • Zercon insperatus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon italicus Sellnick, 1944
  • Zercon jammicus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon jilinensis Ma, 2003
  • Zercon kackaricus Urhan & Ekiz, 2002
  • Zercon karadaghiensis Balan, 1992
  • Zercon kashmiricus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon kaszabi Blaszak, 1978
  • Zercon kosovina Kontschán, 2006[3]
  • Zercon latissimus Sellnick, 1944
  • Zercon leitnerae Willmann, 1953
  • Zercon lepurus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon lindrothi Lundqvist & Johnston, 1985
  • Zercon mahunkai Blaszak, 1978
  • Zercon michejdai Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon moldavicus Calugar, 1997
  • Zercon mongolicus Blaszak, 1978
  • Zercon montanus Willmann, 1943
  • Zercon mucronatus G. Canestrini & Fanzago, 1876
  • Zercon navarrensis Moraza, 1989
  • Zercon nemoralis Urhan, 2001
  • Zercon notabilis Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon ovalis Balan, 1992
  • Zercon ozkani Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1993
  • Zercon parivus Moraza, 1991
  • Zercon perforatulus Berlese, 1904
  • Zercon pinicola Halaskova, 1969
  • Zercon plumatopilus Athias-Henriot, 1961
  • Zercon polonicus Blaszak, 1970
  • Zercon ponticus Balan, 1991
  • Zercon prasadi Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon quadricavum Urhan, 2001
  • Zercon rafaljanus Błaszak & Łaniecka, 2007[4]
  • Zercon reticulatus Ramadan, 1997
  • Zercon rhoi Valle, 1965
  • Zercon rigidus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon romagniolus Sellnick, 1944
  • Zercon rupestrinus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon salebrosus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon salmani Urhan, 2002
  • Zercon saphenus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon sarasinorum Schweizer, 1949
  • Zercon schrammi Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon secundus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon separatus Urhan, 2001
  • Zercon septemporus Urhan, 2001
  • Zercon serenoides Blaszak & Polanska, 1998
  • Zercon serenus Halaskova, 1970
  • Zercon serratus Urhan, 2001
  • Zercon shcherbakae Balan, 1994
  • Zercon similis Sellnick, 1958
  • Zercon sklari Balan, 1992
  • Zercon solenites Haarlov, 1942
  • Zercon sonamargus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon spatulatus Koch, 1839
  • Zercon srinagaricus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon storkani Halaskova, 1969
  • Zercon sylvii Solomon, 1982
  • Zercon szeptyckii Blaszak, 1976
  • Zercon tarpanicus Blaszak, 1979
  • Zercon tauricus Balan, 1991
  • Zercon trabzonensis Urhan, 1997
  • Zercon triangularis C.L.Koch, 1836
  • Zercon turcicus Urhan & Ayyildiz, 1993
  • Zercon villosus Blaszak & Polanska, 1998
  • Zercon wisniewskii Blaszak & Skorupski, 1992
  • Zercon xiaoxinganlingensis Ma & Yin, 1999
  • Zercon zangherii Sellnick, 1944
  • Zercon zelawaiensis Sellnick, 1944

References

  1. ^ Joel Hallan (ed.). "Zerconidae Species Listing". Biology Catalog. Texas A&M University. Retrieved September 4, 2010.
  2. ^ a b c d e f Ujvari, Z. (2011). "Six new species of Prozercon Sellnick, 1943 (Acari, Mesostigmata, Zerconidae) from Greece, with remarks on the genus." Zootaxa 2785: 1-31.
  3. ^ Kontschán, Jeno (2006). "Some zerconid mites (Acari: Mesostigmata: Zerconidae) from Kosovo (Serbia-Montenegro) with description of Zercon kosovina sp. nov". Zootaxa. 1276: 47–53.
  4. ^ Błaszak, Czesław; Łaniecka, Iza (2007). "Zercon rafaljanus sp. nov., a new zerconid mite (Acari: Mesostigmata: Zerconidae) from the United States of America". Zootaxa. 1464: 65–68.
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