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Trombidiformes: Erythraeidae, Podothrombiidae, Trombidiidae) from France and Montenegro Correspondence ISSN 2336-9744 (online) | ISSN 2337-0173 (print) The journal is available on line at www.biotaxa.org/em New records of mites (Trombidiformes: Erythraeidae, Podothrombiidae, Trombidiidae) from France and Montenegro RYSZARD HAITLINGER¹ & MILOJE ŠUNDIĆ² ¹Institute of Biology, Department of Invertebrate Systematics and Ecology, Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences, Kożuchowska 5B, Wrocław, Poland. E-mail: [email protected] ²Departmeent of Biology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Montenegro, Cetinjski put b.b., 20000 Podgorica, Montenegro. E-mail: [email protected] Received 9 February 2016 │ Accepted 4 March 2016 │ Published online 6 March 2016. In France mites belonging to the genus Leptus Latreille, 1796 are poorly known. To date 7 species were known: Leptus (Leptus) berlesei (Oudemans, 1913), L. (L.) gyas Fain & Amico, 1997, L. (L.) josifovi Beron, 1975, L. (L.) molochinus (C. L. Koch, 1837), L. (L.) phalangii (de Geer, 1778), L. (L.) pyreanaeus André, 1953 and L. (L.) trimaculatus (Rossi, 1794) (André, 1953, Fain & Amico, 1997, Haitlinger, 2007a, Beron, 2008, Mąkol & Wohltmann, 2012). Now 8th species, L. (L.) killingtoni Turk, 1945 is found. The genus Podothrombium Berlese, 1910 is widespread in Europe but no species were known from Montenegro. In this paper, the first record of P. tymoni Haitlinger, 1994 is reported. Arknotrombium arknesianum Haitlinger, 2007 was known only from a single specimen from Montenegro. Now, the second record of this very rare species is noted. New metric data for A. arknesianum and P. tymoni and corrected meristic data for A. arknesianum are given. The terminology and abbreviations follow Robaux (1977) and Mąkol (2007). Leptus (Leptus) killingtoni Turk, 1945 Material examined: France, Bretagne, L’Arcouest n. Paimpol (48º49’N, 3º01’W), 7.07.2015, 1 larva; leg. R. Haitlinger. This species is restricted to west Europe and was found in Azores Islands (Portugal), England and Spain (Galicia) (Turk, 1945, Haitlinger, 2006, Lorenzo-Carballa et al., 2011) and France (Bretagne) (this study). Podothrombium tymoni Haitlinger, 1994 Material examined: Montenegro, Žabljak (43º09’N, 19º06’E), 2.08.2014, 1 larva; leg. M. Šundić. This species is known from middle, east and south Europe. It was found in Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Italy, Poland and Slovenia (Mąkol & Wohltmann, 2012). First record from Montenegro. Measurements for this species and meristic data were given for holotype from Austria and some specimens from Poland (Haitlinger, 1994, 1995, Mąkol. 2005). In this paper new measurements of specimens from Czech Republic, Italy, Montenegro and Slovenia are given (Table 1). Leg setal formula, based on holotype with corrections by Mąkol (2005) and new data (in parenthesis). Leg I: Ta 2ω, 1ε, 12ζ, (7-13), 24 (26-30)’ Ti Ecol. Mont., 5, 2016, 62-65 62 HAITLINGER & ŠUNDIĆ 2φ, 1κ, 5; Ge 2σ, 1κ, 4; Fe 5; Tr 1; Cx 2. Leg II. Ta 2ω, 1ε, 4ζ (2-4); 22 (22-26); Ti 2φ, 5; Ge 1σ, 1κ, 3; Fe 4; Tr 1; Cx 1. Leg III. Ta 25 (22-26); Ti 4; Ge 1σ, 3; Fe 4; Tr 1; Cx 1. fD 37 (38-42); fV 32 (32-38). Table 1. Metric data for Podothrombium tymoni Haitlinger, 1994. H – holotype, (1) specimens from Poland, (2) specimens from Czech Republic, Italy, Montenegro and Slovenia. Character H 1 (n=5) 2 (n=12) Range Character H 1 2 Range IL 780 611-1236 PaFe (W) 35 29-38 29-38 IW 464 372-891 PaGe (L) 14 13-18 13-18 L 186 182-202 160-185 160-202 PaGe 29 26-32 26-32 (W) W 134 126-146 145-158 126-158 cs 11 11-18 11-18 AW 94 91-100 85-100 85-100 bs 46 37-55 37-55 PW 134 114-128 108-128 108-134 ω I’ 34 28-37 24-37 ISD 99 83-111 83-111 ω I’’ 32 31-36 31-36 AL 82 74-90 71-85 71-90 Ta I (L) 174 150-182 157-178 157-182 PL 86 80-92 74-83 74-92 Ta I (H) 40 40-48 45-49 40-49 AM 76 64-79 63-79 63-79 Ti I 116 91-116 98-113 98-116 S 140 120-138 98-117 98-140 Ge I 84 69-84 65-83 65-84 AP 34 28-36 25-36 25-36 Fe I 152 146-160 121-145 121-160 MA 86 81-98 71-96 71-98 Tr I 72 42-76 55-74 55-76 AA 25 20-27 Cx I 110 75-120 86-120 86-120 SB 52 49-56 47-59 47-59 Ta II 142 135-150 126-155 126-155 LSS 52 51-57 51-57 Ti II 106 79-102 75-96 75-106 HS 30 31-38 30-38 Ge II 66 51-68 49-71 49-71 SS 36 26-39 26-36 Fe II 124 109-134 110-128 110-134 SL 69 64-76 64-76 Tr II 66 47-74 48-73 48-74 GL 116 110-118 100-111 100-118 Cx II 116 103-124 95-110 95-124 DS. 68-80 56-82 55-79 55-82 Ta III 160 150-166 143-167 143-167 1a 68 64-76 55-77 55-77 Ti III 114 103-124 91-125 91-125 3a 70 60-80 50-61 50-80 Ge III 70 63-74 59-69 59-74 1b 72 78-84 66-88 66-88 Fe III 140 125-150 115-139 115-150 2b 86 76-94 69-91 69-94 Tr III 74 57-78 50-75 50-79 3b 74 64-76 55-78 55-78 Cx III 110 108-120 99-122 99-122 OD 15 17-24 15-24 Leg I 708 608-679 608-708 PsFd 38 27-38 27-38 Leg II 620 505-608 505-620 PsGd 30 20-27 20-30 Leg III 668 579-667 579-668 PaFe(L) 28 20-30 20-30 IP 1996 1692-1936 1692-1996 Arknotrombium arknesianum, Haitlinger, 2007 Material examined: Montenegro, Andrijevica (42º73’N, 19º79’), 20.06.2013, 1 larva; leg. M. Šundić. It is very rare species known from a single specimen from Skadar Lake area (Arknes) in Montenegro (Haitlinger, 2007b). New metric data for the second specimen are given in Table 2. In original description hypostomalae mistakenly are drawn as long and nude setae. Ventral part of gnathosoma in holotype is very Ecol. Mont., 5, 2016, 62-65 63 NEW RECORDS OF TROMBIDIFORMES FROM FRANCE AND MONTENEGRO badly visible and some structure were recognized as hypostomalae. In second specimen hypostomalae are very well visible: they are short, bifurcating with about 7 “fingers”. Some corrected data for holotype (legs formula, palptibia, palptarsus) were given by Hatlinger (2013) but correct formula for palptarus is: 1ω, 1ζ, 3 (2B, 1N). Table 2. Metric data for Arknotrombium arknesianum Haitlinger, 2006. H – holotype. Character H Character H IL 546 353 OD 9 7 IW 387 295 cs 6 8 L 60 75 bs 5 7 W 74 72 ω I 22 23 AW 56 54 Ta I (L) 46 52 PW 68 62 Ta I (H) 18 20 ISD 40 41 Ti I 42 37 AL 34 27 Ge I 26 24 PL 36 30 Fe I 44 47 AM 24 30 Tr I 26 29 S 34 36 Cx I 50 41 AP 22 28 Ta II 44 48 MA 32 31 Ti II 34 36 AA 42 45 Ge II 24 21 SB 34 36 Fe II 34 38 LSS 54 53 Tr II 32 24 HS 34 28 Cx II 52 52 SS 24 33 Ta III 48 51 SL 32 31 Ti III 40 40 GL 60 60 Ge III 22 22 DS 24-30 20-29 Fe III 44 47 1a 22 28 Tr III 32 28 3a 30 32 Cx III 52 47 1b 24 30 Leg I 234 230 2b 35 34 Leg II 220 219 3b 38 36 Leg III 238 235 IP 6 92 684 References André, M. (1953) Une espèce nouvelle de Leptus (Acarien) parasite de scorpions. Bulletin du Muséum national d’histoire naturelle, Paris, 2e sér., 25, 150–154. Beron, P. (2008) Acarorum Catalogus I Acariformes: Calyptostomatoidea (Calyptostomatidae), Erythraeoidea (Smarididae, Erythraeidae). 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