Erythraeidae - Revision history

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	The [[Prostigmata]] is a suborder of [[mites]] within the Trombidiformes order that contains the “sucking” members of the mite family. Many species of [[Prostigmata]] are known as notorious plant pests, but many others live as parasites on different vertebrate species.		The [[Prostigmata]] is a suborder of [[mites]] within the Trombidiformes order that contains the “sucking” members of the mite family. Many species of [[Prostigmata]] are known as notorious plant pests, but many others live as parasites on different vertebrate species.

	Certain other members of this family can even prey on small invertebrates, and many alter their food source as they mature from larva to deutonymph to adult. There are over 460 species of Erythraeidae [[mites]].		Certain other members of this family can even prey on small [[invertebrates]], and many alter their food source as they mature from larva to deutonymph to adult. There are over 460 species of Erythraeidae [[mites]].

	== Body Composition ==		== Body Composition ==

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	'''Kingdom: Animalia'''		'''Kingdom: Animalia'''

	'''Phylum: Arthropoda'''		'''Phylum: [[Arthropoda]]'''

	'''Class: Arachnida'''		'''Class: Arachnida'''

	'''Subclass: Acari'''		'''Subclass: [[Acari]]'''

	'''Order: Trombidformes'''		'''Order: Trombidformes'''
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	'''Family: Erythraeidae'''		'''Family: Erythraeidae'''

	Erythraeidae is a family of [[mites]] that fall under the Trombidiformes order, specifically the [[Prostigmata]] suborder. Erythraeidae falls into the Arachnida class under the arthropod phyla, and is part of the broader animal kingdom.		Erythraeidae is a family of [[mites]] that fall under the Trombidiformes order, specifically the [[Prostigmata]] suborder. Erythraeidae falls into the Arachnida class under the [[arthropod]] phyla, and is part of the broader animal kingdom.

	The [[Prostigmata]] is a suborder of [[mites]] within the Trombidiformes order that contains the “sucking” members of the mite family. Many species of [[Prostigmata]] are known as notorious plant pests, but many others live as parasites on different vertebrate species.		The [[Prostigmata]] is a suborder of [[mites]] within the Trombidiformes order that contains the “sucking” members of the mite family. Many species of [[Prostigmata]] are known as notorious plant pests, but many others live as parasites on different vertebrate species.

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	The Trombidiformes order is characterized by several traits that unite the [[Prostigmata]]. These characteristics include anamorphic segments, hysterosomal segment C with fewer than four pairs of setae, and hysterosomal segments D and E with fewer than two pairs of setae. Many trombidiform [[mites]] have a pad-like or rayed median empodium rather than the claw-like empodium of sarcoptifoms. Within the Trombidiformes order, the [[Prostigmata]] group is united by stigmatal openings to their tracheal system located near the base of the mouthpart.		The Trombidiformes order is characterized by several traits that unite the [[Prostigmata]]. These characteristics include anamorphic segments, hysterosomal segment C with fewer than four pairs of setae, and hysterosomal segments D and E with fewer than two pairs of setae. Many trombidiform [[mites]] have a pad-like or rayed median empodium rather than the claw-like empodium of sarcoptifoms. Within the Trombidiformes order, the [[Prostigmata]] group is united by stigmatal openings to their tracheal system located near the base of the mouthpart.

	[[File:BodyComp.jpg\|left\|~~frame~~\|Urnulae Structure of Balaustium mites [4]]]		[[File:BodyComp.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Urnulae Structure of Balaustium mites [4]]]

	'''Urnulae Structures'''		'''Urnulae Structures'''

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Life Cycle

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	'''Larvae'''		'''Larvae'''

	Many larval forms of Erythraeidae mites are parasitic on various other arthropods, but adults are non-parasitic predators. Larvae bite a hole into the cuticula of a host and use a stylostome, a body part that acts as a sort of straw, to drink the host’s body fluids and dissolved body tissues.		Many larval forms of Erythraeidae mites are parasitic on various other [[arthropods]], but adults are non-parasitic predators. Larvae bite a hole into the cuticula of a host and use a stylostome, a body part that acts as a sort of straw, to drink the host’s body fluids and dissolved body tissues.

	'''Deutonymph & Adult Mites'''		'''Deutonymph & Adult Mites'''

	Certain members of the Erythraeidae family exist as free-living predators not only in the nymph and adult stage, but in the larval stage as well. They prey on small, soft-bodied arthropods on the trees. It has been observed attacking all stages of the European red mite, the San Jose scale, as well as the apple aphid. Several Erythraeidae species feed on bees in their larval forms.		Certain members of the Erythraeidae family exist as free-living predators not only in the nymph and adult stage, but in the larval stage as well. They prey on small, soft-bodied [[arthropods]] on the trees. It has been observed attacking all stages of the European red mite, the San Jose scale, as well as the apple aphid. Several Erythraeidae species feed on bees in their larval forms.

	'''Reproduction & Season'''		'''Reproduction & Season'''

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Body Composition

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	The Trombidiformes order is characterized by several traits that unite the [[Prostigmata]]. These characteristics include anamorphic segments, hysterosomal segment C with fewer than four pairs of setae, and hysterosomal segments D and E with fewer than two pairs of setae. Many trombidiform [[mites]] have a pad-like or rayed median empodium rather than the claw-like empodium of sarcoptifoms. Within the Trombidiformes order, the [[Prostigmata]] group is united by stigmatal openings to their tracheal system located near the base of the mouthpart.		The Trombidiformes order is characterized by several traits that unite the [[Prostigmata]]. These characteristics include anamorphic segments, hysterosomal segment C with fewer than four pairs of setae, and hysterosomal segments D and E with fewer than two pairs of setae. Many trombidiform [[mites]] have a pad-like or rayed median empodium rather than the claw-like empodium of sarcoptifoms. Within the Trombidiformes order, the [[Prostigmata]] group is united by stigmatal openings to their tracheal system located near the base of the mouthpart.

	[[File:BodyComp.jpg\|left\|Urnulae Structure of Balaustium mites [4]]]		[[File:BodyComp.jpg\|left\|frame\|Urnulae Structure of Balaustium mites [4]]]

	'''Urnulae Structures'''		'''Urnulae Structures'''

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Body Composition

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	Erythraeidae have oval shaped bodies, and are typically bright red in color, sometimes with white on the idiosoma dorsum. They are relatively large (1000-2500 μm as adults) and have many small hairs covering their bodies. Their first and fourth pair of legs are especially long & adapted for running. These [[mites]] can be distinguished from similar families by the presence of a single claw on the tibia of the palp.		Erythraeidae have oval shaped bodies, and are typically bright red in color, sometimes with white on the idiosoma dorsum. They are relatively large (1000-2500 μm as adults) and have many small hairs covering their bodies. Their first and fourth pair of legs are especially long & adapted for running. These [[mites]] can be distinguished from similar families by the presence of a single claw on the tibia of the palp.

	The Trombidiformes order is characterized by several traits that unite the Prostigmata. These characteristics include anamorphic segments, hysterosomal segment C with fewer than four pairs of setae, and hysterosomal segments D and E with fewer than two pairs of setae. Many trombidiform [[mites]] have a pad-like or rayed median empodium rather than the claw-like empodium of sarcoptifoms. Within the Trombidiformes order, the Prostigmata group is united by stigmatal openings to their tracheal system located near the base of the mouthpart.		The Trombidiformes order is characterized by several traits that unite the [[Prostigmata]]. These characteristics include anamorphic segments, hysterosomal segment C with fewer than four pairs of setae, and hysterosomal segments D and E with fewer than two pairs of setae. Many trombidiform [[mites]] have a pad-like or rayed median empodium rather than the claw-like empodium of sarcoptifoms. Within the Trombidiformes order, the [[Prostigmata]] group is united by stigmatal openings to their tracheal system located near the base of the mouthpart.

	[[File:BodyComp.jpg~~\|thumb~~\|left\|Urnulae Structure of Balaustium mites [4]]]		[[File:BodyComp.jpg\|left\|Urnulae Structure of Balaustium mites [4]]]

	'''Urnulae Structures'''		'''Urnulae Structures'''

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Taxonomy

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	'''Family: Erythraeidae'''		'''Family: Erythraeidae'''

	Erythraeidae is a family of [[mites]] that fall under the Trombidiformes order, specifically the Prostigmata suborder. Erythraeidae falls into the Arachnida class under the arthropod phyla, and is part of the broader animal kingdom.		Erythraeidae is a family of [[mites]] that fall under the Trombidiformes order, specifically the [[Prostigmata]] suborder. Erythraeidae falls into the Arachnida class under the arthropod phyla, and is part of the broader animal kingdom.

	The Prostigmata is a suborder of [[mites]] within the Trombidiformes order that contains the “sucking” members of the mite family. Many species of Prostigmata are known as notorious plant pests, but many others live as parasites on different vertebrate species.		The [[Prostigmata]] is a suborder of [[mites]] within the Trombidiformes order that contains the “sucking” members of the mite family. Many species of [[Prostigmata]] are known as notorious plant pests, but many others live as parasites on different vertebrate species.

	Certain other members of this family can even prey on small invertebrates, and many alter their food source as they mature from larva to deutonymph to adult. There are over 460 species of Erythraeidae [[mites]].		Certain other members of this family can even prey on small invertebrates, and many alter their food source as they mature from larva to deutonymph to adult. There are over 460 species of Erythraeidae [[mites]].

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	== Life Cycle ==		== Life Cycle ==

	[[File:Trombidiformes.gif\|thumb\|Trombidiform mites~~, reference~~ 1]]		[[File:Trombidiformes.gif\|thumb\|Trombidiform mites [1]]]

	These [[mites]] have three active life stages, beginning as a larva, moving to a deutonymph and eventually becoming an adult mite.		These [[mites]] have three active life stages, beginning as a larva, moving to a deutonymph and eventually becoming an adult mite.

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	The Trombidiformes order is characterized by several traits that unite the Prostigmata. These characteristics include anamorphic segments, hysterosomal segment C with fewer than four pairs of setae, and hysterosomal segments D and E with fewer than two pairs of setae. Many trombidiform [[mites]] have a pad-like or rayed median empodium rather than the claw-like empodium of sarcoptifoms. Within the Trombidiformes order, the Prostigmata group is united by stigmatal openings to their tracheal system located near the base of the mouthpart.		The Trombidiformes order is characterized by several traits that unite the Prostigmata. These characteristics include anamorphic segments, hysterosomal segment C with fewer than four pairs of setae, and hysterosomal segments D and E with fewer than two pairs of setae. Many trombidiform [[mites]] have a pad-like or rayed median empodium rather than the claw-like empodium of sarcoptifoms. Within the Trombidiformes order, the Prostigmata group is united by stigmatal openings to their tracheal system located near the base of the mouthpart.

	[[File:BodyComp.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Urnulae Structure of Balaustium mites~~, reference~~ 4]]		[[File:BodyComp.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Urnulae Structure of Balaustium mites [4]]]

	'''Urnulae Structures'''		'''Urnulae Structures'''

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	== Taxonomy ==		== Taxonomy ==

	[[File:Balaustium.jpg\|frame\|Balaustium~~, reference~~ 5]]		[[File:Balaustium.jpg\|frame\|Balaustium [5]]]

	'''Kingdom: Animalia'''		'''Kingdom: Animalia'''