Hydrachna
Hydrachna is a genus of mites in the family Hydrachnidae, the sole genus of the family. There are more than 80 described species in Hydrachna.[1][2][3]
| Hydrachna | |
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| Hydrachna globosa | |
Scientific classification  | |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Subphylum: | Chelicerata |
| Class: | Arachnida |
| Subclass: | Acari |
| Order: | Trombidiformes |
| Family: | Hydrachnidae |
| Genus: | Hydrachna O. F. Müller, 1776 |
Species
These 87 species belong to the genus Hydrachna:
- Hydrachna analis Viets & K.
- Hydrachna approximata Halik, 1940
- Hydrachna baculoscutata Crowell, 1960
- Hydrachna batorligetiensis Szalay, 1953
- Hydrachna bilobata Halik, 1940
- Hydrachna bimaculata Koenike
- Hydrachna bisignifera Viets & K.
- Hydrachna brehmi Szalay, 1955
- Hydrachna bulgarensis K.Viets, 1940
- Hydrachna canadensis Marshall, 1929
- Hydrachna comosa Koenike, 1896
- Hydrachna conjecta Koenike, 1895
- Hydrachna conjectoides Lundblad, 1947
- Hydrachna cordata
- Hydrachna crenulata Marshall, 1930
- Hydrachna cronebergi Koenike, 1897
- Hydrachna cruenta Muller, 1776
- Hydrachna curtiscutata
- Hydrachna danubialis Laska, 1964
- Hydrachna denudata Piersig, 1896
- Hydrachna distincta Koenike, 1897
- Hydrachna dorsoscutata Viets & K.
- Hydrachna eugeni K.H.Viets, 1911
- Hydrachna extorris Koenike, 1897
- Hydrachna geographica Muller, 1776
- Hydrachna georgei Soar, 1908
- Hydrachna globosa (De Geer, 1778)
- Hydrachna goldfeldi Thor, 1916
- Hydrachna guanajuatensis Cook
- Hydrachna halberti Soar, 1908
- Hydrachna hamata Lundblad, 1947
- Hydrachna hesperia Lundblad, 1934
- Hydrachna heterophthalma Viets & K.
- Hydrachna hormuzakii Husiatinschi, 1937
- Hydrachna hungerfordi Lundblad, 1934
- Hydrachna hutchinsoni Lundblad, 1934
- Hydrachna incognita (Wainstein, 1976)
- Hydrachna inermis Piersig, 1895
- Hydrachna inversa Walter, 1927
- Hydrachna juncta Walter, 1926
- Hydrachna laceriscuta Lundblad, 1941
- Hydrachna leegei Koenike
- Hydrachna levigata Koenike, 1897
- Hydrachna levis Williamson, 1913
- Hydrachna linderi Lundblad, 1947
- Hydrachna longiscutata
- Hydrachna lupus Wainstein, 1976
- Hydrachna magniscutata Marshall, 1927
- Hydrachna marita Wainstein, 1966
- Hydrachna marshallae Lundblad, 1934
- Hydrachna microscutata Marshall, 1929
- Hydrachna miliaria Berlese, 1888
- Hydrachna miyazakii Uchida, 1937
- Hydrachna multipora Cook, 1967
- Hydrachna mysorensis Cook, 1967
- Hydrachna mystomirabilis Habeed, 1954
- Hydrachna neocaledonica Smit, 2002
- Hydrachna nonlamellata Viets & K.
- Hydrachna novaehollandica
- Hydrachna oculoscutata Smit, 2002
- Hydrachna orientalis Thon, 1905
- Hydrachna paludosa
- Hydrachna palustris Smit, 1992
- Hydrachna papilligera K.H.Viets, 1919
- Hydrachna perpera Koenike, 1908
- Hydrachna piersigi Koenike, 1897
- Hydrachna processifera Koenike, 1903
- Hydrachna queenslandica
- Hydrachna rectirostris Viets & K.
- Hydrachna rhopaloidea K.H.Viets, 1942
- Hydrachna rotunda Marshall, 1930
- Hydrachna rubicunda K.H.Viets, 1930
- Hydrachna schneideri Koenike, 1895
- Hydrachna similans Marshall, 1928
- Hydrachna simulans Marshall, 1928
- Hydrachna sistanica Pesic, Smit & Saboori, 2012
- Hydrachna stipata Lundblad, 1934
- Hydrachna tasmanica Lundblad, 1947
- Hydrachna tchadensis Smit, 1994
- Hydrachna tenuissima Viets, 1935
- Hydrachna testudinata Cook
- Hydrachna trilobata Viets & K.
- Hydrachna triscutata Lundblad, 1947
- Hydrachna valida
- Hydrachna ventrifissa Viets & K.
- Hydrachna vulpes Wainstein, 1976
- Hydrachna williamsoni Soar, 1908
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References
- "Hydrachna Report". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 2019-04-13.
- "Hydrachna". GBIF. Retrieved 2019-04-13.
- "Hydrachna Genus Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2019-04-13.
Further reading
- Skoracki, M.; Zabludovskaya, S.; Bochkov, A.V. (2012). "A review of Prostigmata (Acariformes: Trombidiformes) permanently associated with birds". Acarina. 20: 67–107.
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