Systematic investigations on the oppioid mites of Karanlıkdere Valley (Yozgat)
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The oppioid mites dwelling in litter, lichen, moss and soil collected from Karanlıkdere Valley between August 2013 – June 2014 have been evaluated from systematic viewpoint and totally three taxa belonging to two family have been identified. These taxa were Cosmogneta ozkani Toluk, Ayyıldız and Subias, 2007, Microppia minus minus (Paoli, 1908) and Oppiella (Oppiella) nova (Oudemans,1902) that have been recorded previously from Turkey. The identified species were examined by a light microscopy and scanning electron microscopes, the measurements belonging to their various body structures were done and and also photographed; their habitats and distributions on the world were given and systematical problems discussed.
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Eda Eker
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Eda Eker (Master Thesis). Systematic investigations on the oppioid mites of Karanlıkdere Valley (Yozgat), 2015, Yozgat Bozok University.
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