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	3) Prostigmatic mites from the family ''Eupodidae'' are opportunistic organisms to fungi.		3) Prostigmatic mites from the family ''Eupodidae'' are opportunistic organisms to fungi.

	4) The families ''Eupodidae'',''Tarsonemidae'', and ''Nanorchestidae'' feed on algae.		4) The families ''Eupodidae'',''Tarsonemidae'', and ''Nanorchestidae'' feed on [[algae]].
	[[File:Polyphagotarsonemus latus, USDA BARC.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of an Eupodidae mite]]		[[File:Polyphagotarsonemus latus, USDA BARC.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of an Eupodidae mite]]
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	[[File:440px-ACAR Tetranychidae Tetranychus urticae.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a spider mite]]		[[File:440px-ACAR Tetranychidae Tetranychus urticae.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a spider mite]]

	2) ''Demodex'' mites are parasites to vertebrates, while invertebrates include ''Acarapis woodi'' that prey on honeybees.		2) ''Demodex'' mites are parasites to vertebrates, while [[invertebrates]] include ''Acarapis woodi'' that prey on honeybees.
	[[File:Demodex.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a Demodex mite]][[File:Acarapis-woodi-tracheal-mite-of-honey-bees.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a Acarapis woodi]]		[[File:Demodex.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a Demodex mite]][[File:Acarapis-woodi-tracheal-mite-of-honey-bees.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a Acarapis woodi]]

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

	The Prostigmata (also known as "sucking [[mites]]") is a suborder of the Trombidiformes, found in the class Arachnida. These mites are one of the oldest suborders found on earth, together with the Oribatida, dating back to the Devonian Era. The prostigmatic mites contains a very diversified diet within its [[organisms]], many are predators, but there are also families of fungal eating, plant eating, microbial eating and parasites. These mites can vary in size, from 0.1 reaching up to 10 millimeters. <!--Great content just sounds a little informal-->		The Prostigmata (also known as "sucking [[mites]]") is a suborder of the Trombidiformes, found in the class Arachnida. These mites are one of the oldest suborders found on earth, together with the [[Oribatida]], dating back to the Devonian Era. The prostigmatic mites contains a very diversified diet within its [[organisms]], many are predators, but there are also families of fungal eating, plant eating, microbial eating and parasites. These mites can vary in size, from 0.1 reaching up to 10 millimeters. <!--Great content just sounds a little informal-->

	== Classification ==		== Classification ==

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	== References ==		== References ==

	[1]Coleman, D. C., M. C. Callaham, and D. A. Crossley. 2018. FUNDAMENTALS OF SOIL ECOLOGY. 3Rd edition. Candice JancoCambridge, MA.		[1]Coleman, D. C., M. C. Callaham, and D. A. Crossley. 2018. FUNDAMENTALS OF [[Soil Ecology\|SOIL ECOLOGY]]. 3Rd edition. Candice JancoCambridge, MA.

	[2]Contributors, W. 2012, July 18. Mite Life Cycle. https://en.wikivet.net/Mite_Life_Cycle.		[2]Contributors, W. 2012, July 18. Mite Life Cycle. https://en.wikivet.net/Mite_Life_Cycle.

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

	The Prostigmata (also known as "sucking mites") is a suborder of the Trombidiformes, found in the class Arachnida. These mites are one of the oldest suborders found on earth, together with the Oribatida, dating back to the Devonian Era. The prostigmatic mites contains a very diversified diet within its organisms, many are predators, but there are also families of fungal eating, plant eating, microbial eating and parasites. These mites can vary in size, from 0.1 reaching up to 10 millimeters. <!--Great content just sounds a little informal-->		The Prostigmata (also known as "sucking [[mites]]") is a suborder of the Trombidiformes, found in the class Arachnida. These mites are one of the oldest suborders found on earth, together with the Oribatida, dating back to the Devonian Era. The prostigmatic mites contains a very diversified diet within its [[organisms]], many are predators, but there are also families of fungal eating, plant eating, microbial eating and parasites. These mites can vary in size, from 0.1 reaching up to 10 millimeters. <!--Great content just sounds a little informal-->

	== Classification ==		== Classification ==
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	'''Phylum''': Arthropoda		'''Phylum''': [[Arthropoda]]


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


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	4) The families ''Eupodidae'',''Tarsonemidae'', and ''Nanorchestidae'' feed on algae.		4) The families ''Eupodidae'',''Tarsonemidae'', and ''Nanorchestidae'' feed on algae.
	[[File:Polyphagotarsonemus latus, USDA BARC.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of an Eupodidae mite]]		[[File:Polyphagotarsonemus latus, USDA BARC.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of an Eupodidae mite]]
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	== Characteristics ==		== Characteristics ==
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	== Prostigmata Life Cycle ==		== Prostigmata Life Cycle ==

	Life cycle’s of arthropods are very similar between different organisms of different classes. While they have the same standard stages, the duration differs between species, with a total average of 3 weeks. Mites go through 5 stages before death: egg, larvae, protonymph, deuteronymph, adult.		Life cycle’s of [[arthropods]] are very similar between different organisms of different classes. While they have the same standard stages, the duration differs between species, with a total average of 3 weeks. Mites go through 5 stages before death: egg, larvae, protonymph, deuteronymph, adult.

	1) Eggs: The eggs are laid on the host or on the soil by the female, the amount varies between species		1) Eggs: The eggs are laid on the host or on the [[soil]] by the female, the amount varies between species

	2) Larva: The eggs hatch and larva emerge from them, which feeds on skin cells. In some species, this is the only parasitic stage, which can last 3 to 4 days		2) Larva: The eggs hatch and larva emerge from them, which feeds on skin cells. In some species, this is the only parasitic stage, which can last 3 to 4 days

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Classification

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	'''Suborder''': Prostigmata		'''Suborder''': Prostigmata


	== Examples of organisms and their diet: ==		== Examples of organisms and their diet: ==

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	The Prostigmata (also known as "sucking mites") is a suborder of the Trombidiformes, found in the class Arachnida. These mites are one of the oldest suborders found on earth, together with the Oribatida, dating back to the Devonian Era. The prostigmatic mites contains a very diversified diet within its organisms, many are predators, but there are also families of fungal eating, plant eating, microbial eating and parasites. These mites can vary in size, from 0.1 reaching up to 10 millimeters. <!--Great content just sounds a little informal-->		The Prostigmata (also known as "sucking mites") is a suborder of the Trombidiformes, found in the class Arachnida. These mites are one of the oldest suborders found on earth, together with the Oribatida, dating back to the Devonian Era. The prostigmatic mites contains a very diversified diet within its organisms, many are predators, but there are also families of fungal eating, plant eating, microbial eating and parasites. These mites can vary in size, from 0.1 reaching up to 10 millimeters. <!--Great content just sounds a little informal-->

			== Classification ==

			'''Domain''': Eukarya


			'''Kingdom''': Animalia


			'''Phylum''': Arthropoda


			'''Subphylum''': Chelicerata


			'''Class''': Arachnida


			'''Subclass''': Acari


			'''Order''': Trombidiformes


			'''Suborder''': Prostigmata


	== Examples of organisms and their diet: ==		== Examples of organisms and their diet: ==

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	1) Spider mites (''Tetrachynus urticae''), which eat plants, are known for being a pest.		1) Spider mites (''Tetrachynus urticae''), which eat plants, are known for being a pest.
	[[File:440px-ACAR Tetranychidae Tetranychus urticae.png]]		[[File:440px-ACAR Tetranychidae Tetranychus urticae.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a spider mite]]

	2) ''Demodex'' mites are parasites to vertebrates, while invertebrates include ''Acarapis woodi'' that prey on honeybees.		2) ''Demodex'' mites are parasites to vertebrates, while invertebrates include ''Acarapis woodi'' that prey on honeybees.
	[[File:Demodex.jpeg]] [[File:Acarapis-woodi-tracheal-mite-of-honey-bees.jpeg]]		[[File:Demodex.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a Demodex mite]][[File:Acarapis-woodi-tracheal-mite-of-honey-bees.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of a Acarapis woodi]]

	3) Prostigmatic mites from the family ''Eupodidae'' are opportunistic organisms to fungi.		3) Prostigmatic mites from the family ''Eupodidae'' are opportunistic organisms to fungi.

	4) The families ''Eupodidae'',''Tarsonemidae'', and ''Nanorchestidae'' feed on algae.		4) The families ''Eupodidae'',''Tarsonemidae'', and ''Nanorchestidae'' feed on algae.
	[[File:Polyphagotarsonemus latus, USDA BARC.jpeg]]		[[File:Polyphagotarsonemus latus, USDA BARC.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Picture of an Eupodidae mite]]
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	1) Eggs: The eggs are laid on the host or on the soil by the female, the amount varies between species		1) Eggs: The eggs are laid on the host or on the soil by the female, the amount varies between species

	2) Larva: The eggs hatch and larva emerge from them, ~~they feed~~ on skin cells. In some species, this is the only parasitic stage, which can last 3 to 4 days		2) Larva: The eggs hatch and larva emerge from them, which feeds on skin cells. In some species, this is the only parasitic stage, which can last 3 to 4 days

	3) Nymph: The larvae goes through dormancy for 24 hours, and develop into a nymph, which has 2 stages. The whole stage has a 3 to 4 day period		3) Nymph: The larvae goes through dormancy for 24 hours, and develop into a nymph, which has 2 stages. The whole stage has a 3 to 4 day period

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