A checklist of deep-sea halacarid mites (Acari, Halacaridae) found from more than 1000 m depth Author Chatterjee, Tapas text Persian Journal of Acarology 2021 2021-07-15 10 23 249 268 journal article 10.22073/pja.v10i3.67563 2251-8169 5235720 Lohmannella fukushimai Imamura, 1968 Record from more than 1000 m depth – ANT - Amundsen Sea, 71° S 110° W , 1041–1047 m — Bartsch (2010). Record from other depth (less than 1000 m depth) – ANT - Prince Harald Coast , 69° S 31° E , 190 m depth - Imamura (1968); Ross Sea, 72° S 172– 173°E , 342–360 m depth — Bartsch (1993) ; Weddell Sea, 71°– 72° S 12– 13°W 193–211 m depth — Bartsch (1993) ; Weddell Sea, 75° S 30° W , 820 m depth — Bartsch (1993) ; Amundsen Sea, 74° S 105° W , 490–504 m — Bartsch (2010); 74° S 105° W , 496–509 m depth — Bartsch (2010). Remarks – This species is circum-Antarctic from depth 190 m to 1047 m . Presence of spots of eye pigment beneath the corneae and in the middle of the AD indicates that this species shallow water rather than a deep water inhabitant (Bartsch 2010).