Ulyxes, a new Australopapuan mite genus associated with arboreal nests (Acari: Laelapidae) Author Shaw, Matthew D. text Zootaxa 2014 2014-10-24 3878 3 261 290 journal article 5248 10.11646/zootaxa.3878.3.3 c2e2ad51-1242-4859-ae31-b4c9fd0e16f1 1175-5326 4948594 1A041046-5265-4E14-97F1-757A071EAF45 Ulyxes calypso (Domrow, 1966) new combination ( Figs 6–9 , 58 ) Haemolaelaps calypso Domrow, 1966:173 . Haemolaelaps calypso . — Domrow, 1972:109; 1988: 829. Androlaelaps calypso . — Halliday, 1998: 123 . Remarks . Males are unknown. Nesting material from 29 nestboxes used by Petaurus breviceps or P . norfolcensis in Victoria and SE Queensland were extracted and four nests were found to contain female U . calypso but no males were found. Based mainly on its small, weakly-dentate chelicerae this species can be assumed to be parasitic ( Table 3 ). Its strong, long sternal setae and thickened coxal setae are likely to be adaptations for resisting grooming while in its hosts’ fur.