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Acarine associates of horse flies and deer flies (Diptera: Tabanidae) in North America

Mullen, G.R.; Leprince, D.J.; O' Connor, B.M.

Progress in acarology 2: 291-296

1989

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Specimens of 13 families of mites were recovered from 18 species of adult tabanids (in the genera Chrysops, Hybomitra and Tabanus) in Quebec (Canada), Connecticut and Alabama (USA). The majority of mites were phoretic deutonymphs of 4 astigmatid families: Acaridae (Schwiebea ?), Hemisarcoptidae (Congovidia and Divilia), Histiostomatidae (Bonomoia) and Winterschmidtiidae (Calvolia).

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