The first records of two cheyletid mites from Turkey: Chelotomimus (Hemicheyletia) wellsi (Baker, 1949) and Hypopicheyla elongata Volgin, 1969 (Acari: Cheyletidae) Author An, S. Do Ğ Author Ayyildiz, N. text Zootaxa 2004 583 1 4 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.157915 df237094-6835-4508-8273-2fedaa6514cf 1175­5326 157915 Hypopicheyla elongata Volgin, 1969 ( Figs. 3–10 ; Table 1 ) Examined materials – Two females from soil and litter under Populus sp., Gelinkaya village, Il ₁ca, Erzurum ( 40°01’ N , 40°55’ E ), 30. X. 1999 , coll., S. Doğan. Distribution — Murmansk, Chitinsk, Kamchatsk and Primorsk region, and Estonia , Russia ; California, U.S.A. ( Volgin 1969 , Summers & Price 1970 ); and Turkey (current paper). Remarks — In specimens given by Volgin (1969) and Summers & Price (1970) , the numbers of dorsomedian setae vary between 16–18 pairs. In Turkish specimens, dorsal shields bear 16 pairs of dorsomedian setae. Turkish specimens resemble closely other specimens in the leg setal numbers and other features.