A new record of Antennoseius avius (Karg, 1976) (Acari: Mesostigmata; Ascidae) from Korea
Author
Keum, Eunsun
Author
Kaczmarek, Sławomir
Author
Jung, Chuleui
text
Journal of Species Research
2016
2016-10-31
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http://dx.doi.org/10.12651/jsr.2016.5.3.375
journal article
10.12651/JSR.2016.5.3.375
2713-8615
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Antennoseius avius
Karg, 1976
ḄNjūợḵÑȃj (ṳAE)
Antennoseius avius
Karg, 1976
, 50(4):17.
Material examined.
Korea
: 1$,
Gyeongsangbukdo
,
Yecheongun
,
Jibomyeon
,
36º34′14″N
,
127º24′42″E
; 1 deutonymph,
Gumi
,
Haepyeongmyeon
,
36°11′43.46″N
,
128°22′08.79″E
,
23 May 2009
collected from riparian grassland habitats by
ES Keum
.
Diagnosis. Female.
Dorsal shield (500 μm long × 310 μm wide) has divided podonotal and opisthonotal shield. Dorsal shield has distinct developed with small tuberouspolygonal reticulate pattern. Dorsal seta wide feathered, vertex setae couple
j
1 especially and leaf mold, about so wide as long, with fanshaped ripen. Sternal shield with
st
13, epigynal shield with
st
45, narrow and long round in the bottom. Leg I has longer than other legs, claw absent, four long setae. Digit fixed of the chelicera with sawshaped teeth from 10 tooth formations, tectum with triparted, saw in edge, middle part short to the lateral part. This species differ to the other two previously recorded species of
Antennoseius imbricatus
and
A. japonicus
by differ vertex setae couple
j
1 especially and differ shaped setae in dorsal shield (
A. imbricatus
; simple setae and conical shaped setae,
A. japonicus
; lobed shaped setae,
A. avius
; wide feathered).
A. avius
is differ formation of digit fixed of chelicera with
A. imbricatus
and
A. japonicus
.
Male.
Not collected in
Korea
.
Remarks.
Karg (1976)
had collected firstly of this species in sandy meadow soil in Central Europe.
Distribution.
Hungary
(
Kontschán
et al.
, 2016
), Eastern
Austria
(
Wissuwa
et al.
, 2012
),
Norway
(
Kalúz
et al.
, 2013
), Eastern
Ukraine
(
Trach, 2013
),
Poland
(Ujscie Warty National Park (
Madej, 2000
)),
Korea
(Yecheon, Gumi).
A C D E F B
Fig. 1.
Antennoseius avius
. Female. A. dorsal idiosoma; B. ventral idiosoma; C. dorsal seta
j
1; D. dorsal seta; E. epistome; F. leg I. Scale bars: drawing AF=100 μm.
Deposition.
NIBR No. ZIIYIV0000001301.
Identifiers.
Sławomir Kaczmarek and Eunsun Keum.