Review of the genus Myrmozercon Berlese (Acari: Laelapidae), with description of a new species from Iran Author Joharchi, Omid Author Babaeian, Esmaeil Author Seeman, Owen D. text Zootaxa 2015 3955 4 549 560 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.3955.4.6 18afdd21-843f-40f1-8b03-f845e10768d4 1175-5326 241204 E544637B-924B-4A0A-A1D6-DDA5DEE9B2B4 Myrmozercon titan ( Berlese, 1902 ) Myrmonyssus titan Berlese, 1902 : 171 . Diagnosis. Body length 1320. Legs long, legs I about three quarters length of body, slightly longer than legs IV. Host: unknown. Remarks. This species was provided with a rudimentary description by Berlese (1902) , but unlike the other species he described, it received no further detailed examination. From photographs and measurements of the type specimen provided by Dr Roberto Nannelli (slide 170/5), if this is a species of Myrmozercon , then it is a member Myrmozercon sensu lato because of its large legs. Myrmozercon titan is a very large species (body length 1320) and no other species of Myrmozercon exceeds 1 mm . No more is discernible from the photographs beyond these basic features.