Kaszab Zoltán (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 71. (Budapest 1979)

Balogh, J. ; Mahunka, S.: New taxa in the system of the Oribatida (Acari)

Notogaster (Fig. 18) : Notogastral hairs thin, curved, hairs c lt d u e x , h x and p x very long, reclinate and curved. All other hairs short. Hairs c i and c 3 inserted far from collar line, hair c 2 still f urther removed. Distance between hair c 1 and collar line about equalling width of collar. Anogenital region: 2 pairs of anal hairs long ; adanal hairs considerably shorter, without any essential difference between their leng'hs. Material examined — Holotype (417-HO-78): Hungary, Budapest, Farkasrét, Ördög­orom, dry moss, 8. V. 1955, leg J. BALOGH; 2 Paratypes: same locality. — Holotype and 1 Paratype (417-PO-78) in the HNHM, 1 Paratype in the MHNG. Remarks — The new species stands nearest to A. peristomaticus (WILLMANN, 1954), but in the latter species the hairs c are otherwise arranged, with hair c x arising on the collar line. Archiphthiracarus hungaricus sp. n. (Figs. 20-22) Measurements — Length of aspis: 227 u., length of notogaster: 413 u., height of noto­gaster: 292 [i. Aspis : Upper margin flattened in a lateral view (Fig. 20), only slightly convex. Hairs short, interbothridial hair longer yet not reaching insertion point of rostral hair. Sensillus (Fig. 22) short, wide, phylliform. Notogaster : Notogastral hairs very thin, arcuate, shaggy. Hairs c u c 2 and c 3 arising behind marginal line of collar, all approximately equidistant. Anogenital region (Fig. 21): Hairs without considerable differences in length. Material examined — Holotype (418-HO-78) : Kőszeg, IV. 1937, leg J. BALOGH. — Holo­type in the HNHM. Remarks — Characterized mainly by the 5 nearly equally long anoadanal hairs and a short sensillus. The new species resembles A. stramineus (C. L. KOCH, 1841), but in the latter species the hairs are much shorter and the hairs c x-c 2-c 3 have a different position. PROTOPLOPHORIDAE Grandjeanoplophora gen. n. Diagnosis : Surface of body smooth. Rostral apex dentately serrate. Sensillus clavate. Prodorsal and notogastral hairs simple, short; hairs e (e 1 and e 2 ) absent, only their alveoli present. Anal and adanal plates not fused; anal plate large, adanal plate much smaller and elongated, pos­teriorly not surrounging anal plates. All legs with 3 claws. Type-species : Cryptoplophora mauritanica GRANDJEAN, 1932. Remarks — The distinctness of the anal and adanal plates as well as the preservation of the homogeneity of genera justify the erection of the new genus. EPILOHMANNIIDAE Sinolohmannia subgen. n. Habitus as in Epilohmannia BERLESE, 1916. On tibia IV, near solenidium, a thickened smooth spiniform hair present, thus tibia IV with a total of 5 or 6 setae (including solenidium). Type - species: EpilohmanniagiganteaBERLESE, 1916. Remarks — The genus Epilohmannia BERLESE, 1916, includes 2 species-groups; the nomi­nate subgenus is characterized by the absence of thickened spiniform hairs on tibia IV near the sole­nidium, whereas the new subgenus has more hairs on tibia IV among them 1 or 2 are incrassate and spiniform. Figs. 15-17. Archiphthiracarus variabilis sp. n.: 15 = lateral side, 16 = aspis, 17 = anogenital region Figs. 18-19. Archiphthiracarus hammenisp. n.: 18 = lateral side, 19 = aspis

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