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ADAMYSTIS FONSI (PROSTIGMATA, ADAMYSTIDAE)
EXTERNAL MORPHOLOGY PECULIARITIES –
NEW FOR UKRAINE FAMILY OF PROSTIGMATID MITES
S. Pogrebnyak
National Museum of Natural History NAS Ukraine,
B. Khmelnitsky str., 15, Kyiv, 01030, UKRAINE
E-mail: slava_pogrebnyak@museumkiev.org
Adamystis fonsi (Prostigmata, Adamystidae) External Morphology Peculiarities – New for Ukraine
Family of Prostigmatid Mites. Pogrebnyak S. – The mites of Adamystidae family, new for Ukraine,
have found in materials collected in the Black See Biosphere Reserve. The comprehensive description
and external morphology figures are resulted.
Ke y wo r d s: Adamystis fonsi, Adamystidae, mites, external morphology.
Îñîáëèâîñò³ çîâí³øíüî¿ ìîðôîëî㳿 Adamystis fonsi (Prostigmata, Adamystidae) – ïðåäñòàâíèêà íîâî¿
äëÿ Óêðà¿íè ðîäèíè ïðîñòèãìàòè÷íèõ êë³ù³â. Ïîãðåáíÿê Ñ. Ã. – Ó ìàòåð³àëàõ ç ×îðíîìîðñüêîãî
á³îñôåðíîãî çàïîâ³äíèêà âèÿâëåí³ êë³ù³ íîâî¿ äëÿ Óêðà¿íè ðîäèíè. Íàâåäåíî ðîçøèðåíèé îïèñ
òà ìàëþíêè äåòàëåé çîâí³øíüî¿ ìîðôîëî㳿 öèõ êë³ù³â.
Êëþ÷îâ ³ ñ ëî â à: Adamystis fonsi, Adamystidae, êë³ù³, çîâí³øíÿ ìîðôîëîã³ÿ.
Introduction
F. Cunliffe (1957) entered the genus Adamystis in Anystidae family based on prodorsum chaetotaxy,
some other parts, and, probably, because of fast-moving predator mites. Later, Y. Coineau (1974 a, 1974 b)
establish a new family for that mites, finally named Adamystidae with a specific features that close to
Prostigmata and Endeostigmata. Having a common similarity the species of Adamistidae are with varied base
peculiar features. Dorsum is with or without shield. Eyes present, one or two pairs. Leg femora are entire or
divided. Idiosoma is constricted at the level of coxae IV (Saxidromus genus) or not. All of them have a naso,
simple palpi without claws on palptibia and 2 pair of acetabularia (genital papillae). Only in the middle of
90th two more species of Saxidromus have been described (Palacios-Vargas, Prieto, 1995, Lopes-Campos,
1996). As opposed to that the revision of E. Ueckermann, (1989) adopted species of Adamystis also described
before by P. Hunter and D. Crossley, (1968), J. Rafalski (1982), B. McDaniel and E. Bolen (1983), A. Barilo
(1986), as like as six new, described by him.
As for now there are 17 species of Adamystidae known in the world. Thirteen (13) are of genus
Adamystis: Adamystis donnae Cunliffe, 1957, was collected from the litter of pine cones near the Tahoe City,
California, USA; A. sarae Hunter, Crossley, 1968, was collected from the corn litter in Savannah River Plant
Reservation near Aiken, South Carolina, USA; A. fonsi Coineau, 1974, was collected from the wall of Science
Center in Banyuls-sur-Mer, Eastern Pyrenees, France; A. doumengei Coineau, 1974, was collected along the
road to Ermelo, Transwaal, South Africa; A. coineaui Rafalski, 1982, was collected in lichens and under
stones, Valley of Mandaras and Valley of Darum, High Hindu-Kush mountains, Pakistan; A. beckyanneae
McDaniel, Bolen, 1983, was collected on the surface of sandy soil near Olton town, Lamb Country, Texas,
USA; A. sartorum Barilo, 1986, was collected on the surface of clay ground of three different points near
Samarkand and Bukhara, Uzbekistan, and one more in Tajikistan; A. buchelis Ueckermann, 1989, was
collected from soil, Edenville, Orange Free State, South Africa; A. monomaculata Ueckermann, 1989, was
collected from soil, Edenville, Orange Free State, and from litter, University of Potchefstroom, Transvaal,
South Africa; A. nudis Ueckermann, 1989, was collected from soil, Edenville, Orange Free State, South
Africa; A. oculensis Ueckermann, 1989, was collected from soil, Edenville, Orange Free State, South Africa;
A. trimaculata Ueckermann, 1989, was collected from soil, Edenville, Orange Free State, South Africa;
A. yvesi Ueckermann, 1989, was collected from soil surface, Pongola, Transvaal, South Africa. Also there are
4 species of Saxidromus Coineau, 1974: Saxidromus knoepfferi Coineau, 1974, was collected along the road
to Ermelo, Transwaal, South Africa; S. delamarei Coineau, 1974, was collected from the wall along the left
bank of Baillaurie river, Banyuls-sur-Mer, Eastern Pyrenees, France; S. caribeus Palacios-Vargas, Prieto,
Çá³ðíèê ïðàöü Çîîëîã³÷íîãî ìóçåþ, ¹ 39: 13–20, 2007
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1995, was collected from litter and soil of sugar cane, Santiago de las Vegas, Habana region, Cuba; S.
annahoffmannae Lopes-Campos, 1996 was collected from the wall of old catholic chapel, Veracrus, Mexico.
Working with materials collected in Black See Biosphere Reserve (Southern Ukraine) the specimens of
Adamystis fonsi have been determined, and some parts of body, legs and appendages were examined to extend
original description and now are presented in this publication.
Materials and methods
All samples were collected in the Black See Biosphere Reserve (Southern Ukraine), Gulf of Yegorlyk
of Black See, at the coast line, in the zone of pure grasses (preferably with cereals) direct joined to the splash
line. Latitude: 46°26’52.57’’N, longitude: 31°55’53.71’’E. Such zone is densely populated with terrestrial
prostigmatic and parasitengonic predator mites. 27 specimens of Adamystis fonsi have been determined from
4 samples. The lot includes 9 females and 18 males. Four slides marked as c289b, c338c, c340, c341a, consist
of 1M, 2F, 5F5M, 2F12M exemplars properly. The materials are deposited in the mite collection of
Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology, National Academy of Science of Ukraine.
Terminology and nomenclature of external morphology are followed on A. Baker (1990). All
measurements are in mkm.
Results and discussion
The original description (Coineau, 1974) points to the posterior shield tapes, big-
ger then eyes postocular bodies, two setae on chelicera, body length 455 mkm and
width 215 mkm. This description has filled up by E. Ueckermann (1989) in next: setae
e1 and f1 located on the integument; postocular bodies twice as large as the eyes; dor-
sal body setae short and simple; setae h1, h2 and ps1, ps2, ps3 on platelets; endopodal
shields absent.
Description. Male and female have very similar external morphology. Males differ
by internal genitalia, length of genital flaps and some sets of genital setae that will be
discussed in description.
Body ellipsoid, 490–530 mkm length varies around 510, 320–360 mkm width of
340. Gnathosoma adds 70–80 mkm to the general length in 580.
Dorsum (fig. 1) is covered by smooth and soft shield, which cone-shaped posteri-
orly. Bothridial sensillae iv on naso, smooth, 43–45 mkm in length, another one T
smooth, on prodorsum, 50–53 mkm in length. Eyes and postocular bodies do not clear-
ly define. Estimated diameter of eye (on the dorsal shield plication) – 12–14 mkm.
Naso spheroid with cellular pattern near botridial sensillae and linear ribbed pattern
ventrally and terminally. A pair of lens-like structures nears the naso frontal-laterally.
Prodorsal setae ev slightly serrated (30–33), all other dorsal setae serrated: sc (20–22),
c1, c2, d1 (18–20) on shield, e1 (20–23), f1, h1, h2, ps1, ps2, ps3 (18–20) on platelets.
Two pairs of big lyrifissures (im, ip) posterior to d1.
Venter (fig. 2) striated, reinforced only by coxae. Subcapitulum (fig. 18) with 4 pair
of smooth setae on the ventral part: one little medially (7–10) and 3 others – 16–17,
10–12, 15–17. Ventral podosomal setae partially belong to coxae, partially to the prop-
er epimerite by the scheme: coxa I – 1+2, coxae II–IV – 3+2 setae. Two pairs of setae
out of this scheme, one near the coxa III between 3a and 3b marked as v1 (28–30),
one other posterior to coxa IV medially marked as v2. Setae 1a (28–30), 1b (26–28),
2a (27–28), 2b (28–30), 3a, 3b (28–30), 4a (25–28), 4b (20–23). Four pairs of
aggenital setae ag1, ag2, ag3, ag4 (23–25, 28–32, 23–25, 17–19) surround the genital
opening. Two mites from 17 (1F1M) have 3 aggenital setae asymmetrically in front of
genital opening. Genital flaps 130–135 mkm in length with central and paracentral rows
of setae. Seven setae are in central row and 2 of them visibly longer (2nd and 3rd) with
thin end, 7 setae are in paracentral row. One case of female with 8 and 8 setae on gen-
ital flap, one additional longer seta between 3rd and typical 4th in central row, one addi-
tional seta between 4th and 5th in paracentral row; one case of 6 setae in paracentral row
and one more of 9 setae in central row asymmetrically. Central row of setae is 50–52
mkm. Setae length g1–g7 (anterior first) – 12–15, 25–27, 20–22, 17–22, 15–17,
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Fig. 1. Dorsal view of female.
Ðèñ. 1. Äîðñàëüíàÿ ñòîðîíà òåëà ñàìêè.
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Fig. 2. Ventral view of female.
Ðèñ. 2. Âåíòðàëüíàÿ ñòîðîíà òåëà ñàìêè.
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Fig. 3–14. Legs of female: 3 — Leg I; 4 — Leg II; 5 — Leg III; 6 — Leg IV; 7 — Genu I; 8 — Tibia I; 9 —
Tarsus I; 10 —Genu II; 11 — Tibia II; 12 — Tarsus II; 13 — Genu III; 14 — Tibia III.
Ðèñ 3–14. Íîãè ñàìêè: 3 — íîãà I; 4 — íîãà II; 5 — íîãà III; 6 — íîãà IV; 7 — êîëåíî I; 8 — ãîëåíü
I; 9 — ëàïêà I; 10 — êîëåíî II; 11 — ãîëåíü II; 12 — ëàïêà II; 13 — êîëåíî III; 14 — ãîëåíü III.
12–13, 11–12. Paracentral row setae length gp1–gp7 (anterior first) – 14–16, 15–17,
20–22, 15–17, 13–17, 13–17, 12–13. Striation density between 1a setae – 20 lines,
between 4a – 40 lines. Striation is transverse posterior to v2, number of striae appr. 30.
Striation is inclined from the frontal part of genital flaps to the region of ag3 seta.
Inclined striation of males differs a bit in front of genital opening and in the region of
ag3 seta. Males also differ from females in length of genital flaps (100–105), form and
length of central row genital setae (fig. 19). Central row of setae is 44–46 mkm. Setae
length g1–g7 (anterior first) – 10–12, 17–20, 12–15, 12–15, 14–15, 15–17, 11–12.
Paracentral row setae length gp1–gp7 (anterior first) – 10–12, 14–15, 17–20, 17–20,
15–17, 16–17, 10–12.
All four legs have femora divided into basifemur and telofemur. Tarsal appendages
are similar, with little hook-like empodium, and ambulacral claws (14–15 mkm) feath-
er-like with thin hairs. Tarsal claws III–IV more finely haired, but I–II more distinct
as feather. Commonly legs chaetotaxy as follows (solenidia in parentheses): coxae
1–3–3–3, trochanters 2–2–2–1, basifemora 5–5–4–2, telofemora 5–6–5–4, genua
7(1)–7(1)–5(1)–5, tibiae 13(2)–13(1)–13(1)–14, tarsi 25(1)–23(1)–23–21.
Leg I (fig. 3). Visible length (without coxa, with tarsal claws) is 335–340 mkm.
Terminal part of coxa (70–75) with 1 seta 1c ( 31–33 mkm). Trochanter (43–45) with
2 seta (dorsal 26–28, lateral 15–17). Basifemur (48–53) with 5 setae, one of them is
long, smooth and thin macrochaeta (43–47) placed on basal part and directed ventral-
ly. Telofemur (48–50) with 5 setae; there is 6 setae sometimes, but it looks like addi-
tion untypical seta. Genu (43–45) with 7 setae and one solenidion (fig. 7), 3 setae and
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Fig. 15–19. Different parts of female and male: 15 — Palp; 16 — Palptarsus; 17 — Chelicera; 18 —
Subcapitulum; 19 — Genital flaps of male.
Ðèñ. 15–19. Íåêîòîðûå äåòàëè ñòðîåíèÿ ñàìîê è ñàìöîâ: 15 — ïàëüïà; 16 — ëàïêà ïàëüïû; 17 —
õåëèöåðà; 18 — ñóáêàïèòóëþì; 19 — ãåíèòàëüíûé êëàïàí ñàìöà.
dorsal solenidion form a terminal tuft, two ventro-lateral of other four are thin
macrochaetae (30–35, 32–37); solenidion – 10–11, attendant seta – 12–13. Tibia
(72–75) with 13 setae and two little solenidia (fig. 8); four ordinary setae forms basal
tuft, and 5 setae and dorsal solenidia form terminal tuft in which 2 ventral coarse and
slightly serrated macrochaetae (35–43); solenidia almost equal, 2–3 mkm, attendant
seta – 20–22. Tarsus (77–80) bears 25 setae and a little solenidion (5–6 mkm) (fig.
9) placed in the middle part dorsally; 4 setae form basal tuft, a half of tarsus for other
setae, preferably in ventral position. Cluster of 3 dorso-terminal setae (20–22) and
attendant on solenidion seta (22–23) are up-directed.
Leg II (fig. 4). Visible length (without coxa, with tarsal claws) is 335–340 mkm.
Terminal part of coxa (55–60) with 3 seta 2c, 2d, 2e (28–30 mkm). Trochanter
(43–45) with 2 setae (dorsal 25–27, lateral 15–18). Basifemur (48–50) with 5 setae,
one of them is long, smooth and thin macrochaeta (43–45) on basal part ventrally
directed. Telofemur (45–48) with 6 setae; there is 5 setae sometimes, but it looks like
lack of seta. Genu (43–45) with 6 setae and a solenidion (fig. 10), 3 setae and dorsal
solenidion form a terminal tuft, two ventro-lateral thin macrochaetae (28–30, 28–30)
are in the middle part of genu; solenidion – 9–10, attendant seta – 14–15. Tibia
(70–75) with 13 setae and one solenidon (fig. 11); four ordinary setae form basal tuft,
2 coarse and slightly serrated ventro-terminal macrochaetae (32–35, 30–32); solenid-
ion – 5–6 mkm, attendant seta – 20–22. Tarsus (72–80) with 23 setae and a soleni-
dion (7–8 mkm) (fig. 12) in dorsal position of the middle part; 4 setae form basal tuft,
a half of tarsus bears other setae, mostly in ventral position. Cluster of 3 dorso-termi-
nal setae (20–22) and attendant on solenidion seta (22–25) are up-directed.
Leg III (fig. 5). Visible length (without coxa, with tarsal claws) is 353–357 mkm.
Terminal part of coxa (70–75) with 3 seta 3c, 3d, 3e (30–32 mkm). Trochanter
(40–42) with 2 seta (dorsal 17–20, lateral 16–18). Basifemur (36–38) with 4 seta, one
of them is long, smooth and thin macrochaeta (43–45) on the ventral side of basal part.
Telofemur (48–50) with 5 setae. Genu (38–40) with a solenidion (fig. 13) and 4 setae,
one of them is a bit longer (33–35); solenidion – 5–6 mkm, attendant seta – 22–25.
Tibia (82–85) with 13 setae and a minute solenidon (fig. 14) dorsally and terminal;
solenidion – 6–8 mkm, attendant seta – 20–22; four ordinary setae form basal tuft,
6 setae placed in terminal position, 2 of them a bit longer and stronger then others
(33–35, 30–32). Tarsus (82–85) with 23 setae; 4 setae form basal tuft, more than half
of tarsus bears other setae, mostly in ventral position.
Leg IV (fig. 6). Visible length (without coxa, with tarsal claws) is 415–422 mkm.
Terminal part of coxa (85–90) with 3 seta 4c (30–32 mkm), 4d (25–28), 4e (25–30).
Trochanter (40–42) with 1 lateral seta (22–25). Basifemur (43–45) with 2 seta.
Telofemur (50–53) with 4 setae. Genu (45–48) with 5 simple setae. Tibia (110–113)
with 14 setae; four ordinary setae form basal tuft; 5 setae placed in terminal position
and a bit longer then others, 2 of them ventrally are 33–35 mkm in length, 2 others –
28–30. Tarsus (102–105) with 21 setae; 4 setae form basal tuft; one dorso-terminal seta
longer then others (35–38).
Palp (fig. 15). Visible length (without coxa, without terminal strong seta) is
105–108 mkm. Palpcoxa with no setae; palp trochanter short and do not clearly
defined; palpgenu (32–35) with 2 setae (25–27, 20–22); palptibia (19–20) with 3 setae
appr. equal in length (22–25); palptarsus (45–48) with 9 setae and a solenidion
(5–6 mkm) (fig. 16), two terminal setae stronger then others (15–17, 19–20).
Chelicera (fig. 17) 70–73 mkm in length with 2 smooth setae (17–20).
I wish to thank Dr. Igor Badanin, Institute of Zoology, Nat. Acad. Sci. Ukraine for his information
about external and internal morphology of mites.
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| title_full | Adamystis fonsi (Prostigmata, Adamystidae) External Morphology Peculiarities – New for Ukraine Family of Prostigmatid Mites |
| title_fullStr | Adamystis fonsi (Prostigmata, Adamystidae) External Morphology Peculiarities – New for Ukraine Family of Prostigmatid Mites |
| title_full_unstemmed | Adamystis fonsi (Prostigmata, Adamystidae) External Morphology Peculiarities – New for Ukraine Family of Prostigmatid Mites |
| title_short | Adamystis fonsi (Prostigmata, Adamystidae) External Morphology Peculiarities – New for Ukraine Family of Prostigmatid Mites |
| title_sort | adamystis fonsi (prostigmata, adamystidae) external morphology peculiarities – new for ukraine family of prostigmatid mites |
| url | https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/10016 |
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