Two new Meitingsunes species (Acari: Syringophilidae) from Indonesian doves (Columbiformes: Columbidae) Author Kaszewska, Katarzyna Author Skoracki, Maciej Author Kavetska, Katarzyna text Zootaxa 2016 4109 4 479 486 journal article 39103 10.11646/zootaxa.4109.4.6 4fd6dc85-37d5-480c-a577-c4f1e91965ff 1175-5326 258715 71EAC2C8-03E8-40DE-A5BD-4C89DB5BBBF8 Key to species of the genus Meitingsunes (Females) 1. Hysteronotal shield absent, coxal fields I‒IV punctate....................................... M . turacoenas sp. nov. - Hysteronotal shield present, coxal fields I‒IV apunctate...................................................... 2 2. Setae f1 twice as long as h1............................................. M . aldwelles Glowska and Skoracki, 2010 - Setae f1 and h1 subequal in length or f1 1.7‒2 times shorter than h1 ............................................. 3 3. Body length less than 600µm, length of setae ve 20‒30, si 70‒100, se 130‒150....... M . caprimulgus Skoracki e t al . 2015 . - Body length more than 600µm, length of setae ve 50‒120, si 130‒190, se 185‒260.................................. 4 4. Propodonotal shield entire and punctate; bases of setae ve and si situated on propodonotal shield...................... 5 - Propodonotal shield divided into 2 triangular sclerites, apunctate; bases of setae ve and si situated off propodonotal shield..................................................................................... M . chalcophaps sp. nov. 5. Bases of setae 3a situated on coxal fields III........................................ M . columbicus Skoracki, 2011 - Bases of setae 3a situated off coxal fields III............................................................... 6 6. Hysteronotal shield represented by 3 sclerites, medial fused to punctate pygidial shield....... M . zenadourae ( Clark, 1964 ) - Hysteronotal shield represented by unpaired sclerites not fused to pygidial shield.................................................................................................... M . tympanistria ( Skoracki and Dabert, 2002 )