Water mite Hydrachnidia, genus Arrenurus sp. under the microscope, Order Trombidiformes. Their larvae are ectoparasites. The male differs from the females in the hind tail. Defecatio. Cosmopolitan distribution
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Water Mite Hydrachnidia Genus Arrenurus Sp
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