Aspistomella Hendel 1909
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Key to third instar larvae of Aspistomella and Ulivellia 1. Creeping welt of abdominal segment I (CW1) composed of three spinule rows (Figs 21 A, 47 A)......... Aspistomella … 2 - Creeping welt of abdominal segment I composed of five spinule rows (Figs 58 B, 60 A).................... Ulivellia …4 2. Creeping welts CW3–CW8 with single row of large spinules in rows d (Figs 21 C, D); posterior spiracles: edges of yellow spiracular slit stripes distally blurred, as in Fig. 9 A ...................................... Aspistomella duo sp. nov. - Creeping welts CW3–CW8 with double row of large spinules in rows d (Figs 47 C, D), posterior spiracles: edges of yellow spiracular slit stripes sharp.............................................................................. 3 3. Posterior spiracles close together (sd/sw ratio: ca. 0.05), spiracular slits with 12–15 turns, yellow slit stripes narrow, as in Fig. 9 B ............................................................................ Aspistomella tres sp. nov. - Posterior spiracles: distance between spiracles larger (sd/sw ratio: 0.19), yellow spiracular slits with 3–4 turns, yellow slit stripes wide, as in Fig. 9 F ................................................................. Aspistomella sp. 4. Creeping welts CW3–CW8 with single row of large spinules in rows d, central row c continuous (Figs 58 D, E); posterior spiracles: spiracular slits with 5–6 turns, yellow slit stripes narrow proximally and wide distally, resembling the silhouette of a bowing person, as in Fig. 9 D ........................................................ Ulivellia arcuata sp. nov. - Creeping welts CW3–CW8 with double row of large spinules in rows d, central row c discontinuous (Figs 60 C, D); posterior spiracles: spiracular slits with 8–11 turns, yellow slit stripes almost equally wide proximally and distally, as in Fig. 9 C ..................................................................................... Ulivellia tenoris sp. nov.
Authors: Kovac, Damir, Kameneva, Elena P., Korneyev, Severyn V., Araújo, Alexandre Santos, Savaris, Marcoandre, Smit, John T., Schneider, Alexander, Schreiber, Robert, Korneyev, Valery A.
Institutions: Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Frankfurt/M, Museum für Naturkunde, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, I.I. Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology, California Department of Food and Agriculture, University of California, Davis, Universidade de São Paulo, Naturalis Biodiversity Center
Language: English
Topic: Study of Mite Species
Domain: Life Sciences
Open Access status: gold
OpenAlex ID: W6949281538
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