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Lista De Los Ácaros De Cuba (Arach Nida: Acari) Lista de los ácaros de Cuba (Arach­ nida: Acari). Naomi Cuervo*, J.L. González*, M. Reyes * y H. ** Martínez . • Instituto de Ecologia y Sistemática ...Laboratorio Central de Cuarentena, Centro Nacional de Sanidad Vegetal. Entre los aracnidos cubanos Los ácaros comprendt:n el grupo de mayor contribucion a la diversidad de Analgi<lae especies en numerosos ecosistemas. Para conservar Diplaegidia columbae (Buchholz. 1869). la diversidad biológica y explicar los fenómenos i\llegninia ginglymura (Megnin, 1877). observados. es nec sario organizar y realizar inven­ Pterophagus scrictus Robin, L877. tarios de las especies conocidas a fin de obtener una base para los estudios de este tipo. Anoetidae Hisriosroma cubanum Mahunka, 1978. La infonnación sobre las especies cubanas aparece Histioscoma meszarosorum Mahunka, 1978. muy dispersa en las publicaciones. La primera lista de las garrapatas de Cuba fue elaborada por Pérez Atopomelidae Vigueras (1954), y ampliada a 30 especies por Cruz CapromyHchus cubanus Fain, 1970. t l 987). Pérez y Almaguel ( 1978) agrupan por prime­ Chirodiscoides caviae Hirst, 1917. ra vez los fitoácaros de importancia económica, Cubanochirus (Capromysia) elongatus Fai n, incrementándose posteriormente su número, con 1970. nuevos aportes. Abreu ( 1982) y Socarrás (1990) lis­ Cubanochirus (Cubanochirus) maximus Fain. taron 207 zooácaros conocidos hasta ese momento. 1970. Los oribátidos fueron resumidos a l l 1 especies por Socarrás y Palacios Vargas (en prensa). Silva (1988) Avenzoaridae en la sinopsis de la espeleofauna cubana, cita los Parafreyana nomonyxi (Dubinin, 1950). ácaros acuáticos y cavernícolas. Carpoglyphidae La presente lista tiene como finalidad dar a conocer Carpoglyphus lacds (L., 1758). alfabéticamente las especies de ácaros citados y estudiados en Cuba. hasta 1993, donde se encuen­ Chi rodiscidae tran los ácaros cavernícolas, nidicolas. zooácaros, Alabidocarpus macrotus Cruz, 1974. fitoácaros, marinos, plumícolas y otros. Como resul­ Dencocarpus macrotríchus Dusbabek et Cruz. tado de esta compilación, ofrecemos el primer 1966. listado, que agrupa 548 especies distribuidas en dos Dentrocarpus silvai silvai Dusbábek et Cruz, ordenes: Parasitiformes y Acariformes, según la 1966. clasificación de Krantz (1978). El primero agrupa Dentocarpus si/vai eumopsicola Fain, 1973. 65 géneros con 15 familias y el segundo 199 géneros Glossophagocarpus cubanus Cruz, 1973. con 92 familias. Lawrenceocarpus dusbabeki Cruz, 1969. Lawrenceocarpus micropilus Dusbábek et Lista de los ácaros de Cuba Cruz, 1966. Lawrenceocarpusmormoops Cruz, 1974. ACARIFORMES Olabidocarpus americanusMcOaniel et Astigmata l.awrence, 1964. Acaridae 0/abidocarpus kreceki Cruz, 1973. Acarus siro L. 1758. Parakosa flexipes ( Pinishpongse, l 963). Aleuroglyphus ovatus (Troupeau, 1878). Parakosa cada.rida Me Daniel et Lawrence, Caloglyphus berlessi (Michael, 1903). 1962. Caloglyphus hughesi (Samsinak, 1966). Paralabicarpus foxi Cruz,Tamsítt et Lardoglyphus konoi (Sasa et Asanuma, 1951). Valdivieso. 1974. Michae/opus passerinus Cruz. 1990. Para/abicarpus sp. Rhizog/yphus robini Claparede, 1869. Rhizoglyphus serosus Manson, 1972. Chorioptidae Rhizoglyphus tac/tri Manson Chorioptes bovis (Gerlach, 1857). Suidasia medanensis Oudemans, 1924. Chorioptes caprae (Delafond. 1857). Suida.sia nesbicti Hughes, 1948. Choriopres cuniculi (Gerlach, 1857). Tyroborus Jini Oudemans, 1924. Chorioptes equis (Gerlach, 1857). Tyropbagus longior (Gervais, 1844). Chorioptes ovis ( Railliet. 1893 ). Tyrophagus pemiciosus Zachvatkin, 1940. Tyrophagus putrescenriae (Schrank, l 781 ). Chortoglyphidae Chorcoglyphus arcuatus (Troupeau, 1879). Algophagidae Thalassophagacarus faime Cruz, 1992. Gastronyssidae Rodhainysus longipilis Fain, 1959. Dermatophagoides pceronyssinus Glycyphagidae (Trouessart. 1897). 8/omia tropical is ( Bronswijk, Coock et Dermarophagoides siboney Dusbábek, Cuervo Oshima. 1973). et Cruz. 1982. Cubaglyphus cadaridae Cruz. 1 986. Guacemalichus tachornis Cruz, Cuervoet G/ycyphagus domesdcus (De Geer, 1778). Dusbábek, 1984. Gohieria fusca (Oudemans, L 902). Hirsria domicola Fain, Oshima et Van Bronswij k, l 97 4. H ypoderidae fvlalayoglyphus intermedius Fain, Cunningtor Hypodectes (Hypodecroides) propus bubulci et Spieksma, 1 969. Fain, 1967. Scurnophagoides petrochelidonis Cuervoet Hypodectes ( Hypodectoides) p. pro pus Dusbábek, l 987. Nitzch, 1861. Hypodecres ( Hypodectoides) propus simili­ Rosenstei n iidae mus Cerny. 1969. Caproglyphus de/acruzi Dusbábek, 1967. Neorrialges ( Pelecanecres) evansi Fain, 1966. Nycteriglyphus bifolium Strandtmann. 1962. Pa/acrodectes (Peledecces) punctadssimus Nycreriglyphus scurnirae Fain. 1963 Cerny, 1969. Tyrodecces glaucidii Cerny, 1969. Sarcoptidae Notoedres (Baberacurus) lasionycteris inter­ Knemidokoptidae medius Dusbábek. l 970. Knemidocopces gallinae (Railliet, 1887). Nocoedres (Baberacarus) Jasionycteris Knemidocopr.es mutans (Robin et Lanquetin, minimus Dusbábek, 1970 L859). Notoedres (Baberacarus) nocdlionis K.nemidocopcesjamaicensis Turk, 1950. Dusbábek, 1970. Knemidocopres pilae Lavoi pierre et Notoedres cuniculi (Gerlacti, 1857). Griffiths, 195 l. Sarcoptes bovis (Henring, 1854). Sarcoptes caprae (Furstembey, 1861). Listrophoridae Sarcoptes cunicu/i (L., 1758). Leporacarpus gibbus ( Pargenstecher, 1861). Sarcoptes equis (Henring, l854). Sarcoptes ovis (Megnín, 1880). Myocoptidae Sarcoptes scabiei (L., 1758). fvlyocoptes musculinus (Koch, 1844} Sarcoptes suis (L, L 758} Proctophylloidae Turbinoptidae Brephosceles discidium Peterson, 1970. Colinopces cubanensis Fain, 1960. Cerr.oroptellus nanus Cerny. 1969. Colinopces cubensis Fain, 1960. Psoroptidae Cryptostigmata Psoroptes caprae (RaHliet. 1838). Achipteriidae Psoropces cuniculi (Delafond, 1854). Achipceria remota Balogh et Mahunka, l 979. Psoroptes equi (Gerlach, 1857). Anachipceria pratensis (Scull. Jeleva et Cruz, 1984). Pterolichidae Pterolichus diploderma Gaud y Mouchet, Anceremaeidae 1959. Anceremaeus cubanus Balogh et Mahunka. Pterolichus latus Cemy, 1970. 1980. Pterolichus obtusus Robin 1877. Anceremaeus jimenezi CaJugar et Vasiliu. Prerolichus pavonis Oudemans, 1905. 1977. Pterygocrusolíchus chanayi (Trouessart, 1885). Anderemaeidae Schizurolichus elegans Cerny, L 969. Carabodrides granulacus Balogh et Mahunka. Sokoloviana kucheruki Cerny, 1976. 1979. Sokoloviana pav/ovski Cerny. 1974. Aphidae Pyroglyphidae Rericulocepheus decorvi Vasiliu et Calugar. Dermarophagoides a/exfaini Cruz. 1988 1977. Euphthicaridae Camisiidae Rhysocrira ardua Koch. 1841. Nochrus gracilis Hammer, l 96 l. Nothrus villmanni Mahunka, l983. Galumnidae Acrogalumna cubana (Balogh et Mahunka. Carobodidae 1979). Carobades borhidii Balogh et Mahunka, 1972. Allogalumna borhidii Balogh et Mahunka. Cubabodes conferrus Balogh et Mahunka, 1979. 1980. Galumna angularis (Jeleva. Scull et Cruz. Cubabodes hexagonalis Balogh et Mahunka, 1984). l974. Galumna arrugara (jeleva, Scull et Cruz, Cubabodes radiacus Balogh et Mahunka. 1974. 1984). Cubabodes spachulacus Balogh et Mahunka , Galumna cubana (Jeleva, Scull et Cruz. 1980. 1984). Cubabodes verrucatus Balogh et Mahunka, Galumna Junaris (Jeleva, ScuJI et Cruz, 1980. 1984). Charassobatidae Haplozetidae Charassobaces incipacus Balogh et Mahunka, Pilobacella maurensis Scull, 1985. L974. Roscrozetes angulifer Balogh et Mahunka, 1979. Cosmochtoniidae Roscrozetes bochulifer Balogh et Mahunka, Cosmochchonius rericu/arus Grandjean, 1947. 1979. Rosuozetes cubanus Balogh et Mahunka, Dampfiellidae 1974. Beckiella acuta Balogh et Mahunka, 1978. Beckiella borhidii Balogh et Mahunka. 1978. Hypochthoneidae Beckiel/a capitulum Balogh et Mahunka, Eohypochthonius gracilis Jacot, 1936. 1978. Beckiella deflciens Baloghet Mahunka, 1978. Hypochthonidae Beckiella discoidalis Balogh et Mahunka, Vepracarus incomplecus Mahunka. 1 985. 1978. Beckiella duplicara Balogh et Mahunka, 1978. Hypochtoneidae Beckiella fracercula Balogh et Mahunka, Eohypochchonius beckí (Balogh et Mahunka, l 978. 1978). Beckie/Ja garciai Balogh et Mahunka, 1978. Beckie/la incer/amellaris Balogh et Mahunka, Licneremaeidae 1978. Licneremaeus cubanus Balogh et Mahunka, Beckiella mícroseca Balogh et Mahunka, 1980. 1978. Beckie/la recta Balogh et Mahunka, 1978. Lohomannidae Beckiella reciculofemorara Balogh et lohomanniajomoti Mahunka, 1985. Mahunka, Lohomannia Janceolata (Scull, 1984). 1979. Beckie/Ja silvai Balogh et Mahunka, 1979. Mesoplophoridae Beckiella synlamellara Balogh et Mesoplophora longisecosus Calugar et Mahunka, 197 4. Vasiliu, 1977. Mesoplophora cubana Calugar et Vasiliu, Epilohmanni i dae 1977. Archegozetes Jongiserosus Aoki, 1965. Mesoplophora cubana pracensis Scull, l 985. Epilohmannia cylindrica Bersele, l 904. Epilohmannia mahunkai Calugar et Metroppidae Valdivieso, 1983. Negroppiacornuta Vasiliu et Calugar. 1977. Epilohmannia sculprurat.a Balogh et Mahunka, 1980. Microtegeidae Microregeus borhidii Balogh et Mahunka. 1974. fvficrotegeus humeratus Balogh et Mahunka, Cruz, 1984. 19, 4. Oribacella szaboi Balogh et Mahunka 1979. Microcegeus simiJis Balogh et Mahunka. 1980. Oripodidae M icrozetidae Benoibaces borhidii Balogh et Mahunka, Acaroceras feiderii Calugar et Vasiliu, 1977. l980. Berlezeres auxiliaris (Grandjean, l 936). Gymnobates alacus Balogh et Mahunka, 1980. Cosmozetes cubanus Balogh et Mahunka, Oripoda cubana (Balogh et Mahunka, 1980). 1974. Oripoda longiseta Woolley. 1961. Cosmozeres venniculatus Balogh et Mahunka, Oripoda scissurara Balogh et Mahunka, l 980. 1974. Preroripoda minudssima Balogh et Mahunka. Microzetes auxiliaris Grandjean, l 936. 1974. Schal/eria
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