Thyreophagus

Thyreophagus
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Subphylum:	Chelicerata
Class:	Arachnida
Order:	Sarcoptiformes
Family:	Acaridae
Genus:	Thyreophagus Rondani, 1874

Thyreophagus is a genus of mites in the family Acaridae. ^[1]

Species

• Thyreophagus ais sp. n., 2023 ^[2]
• Thyreophagus africanus Mahunka, 1974
• Thyreophagus aleurophagus (Sicher, 1894)
• Thyreophagus angusta (Banks, 1906)
• Thyreophagus annae (Sevastianov & Kivganov, 1992)
• Thyreophagus athiasae (Fain, 1982)
• Thyreophagus berlesianus Zachvatkin, 1941
• Thyreophagus berxi sp. n., 2023 ^[3]
• Thyreophagus cercus Zhang, in Zhang, Jiang & Zeng 1994
• Thyreophagus cooremani Fain, 1982
• Thyreophagus corticalis (Michael, 1885)
• Thyreophagus cynododactylon El-Bishlawy, 1990
• Thyreophagus entomophagus (Laboulbéne & Robin, 1862)
• Thyreophagus evansi (Fain, 1982)
• Thyreophagus gallegoi Portus & Gomez, 1980
• Thyreophagus hobe sp. n., 2023 ^[4]
• Thyreophagus incanus (Fain, 1987)
• Thyreophagus johnstoni (Fain, 1982)
• Thyreophagus leclercqi (Fain, 1982)
• Thyreophagus lignieri (Zachvatkin, 1953)
• Thyreophagus longiretinalis (Klimov, 1999)
• Thyreophagus macfarlanei (Fain, 1982)
• Thyreophagus magnus Berlese, 1910
• Thyreophagus odyneri Fain, 1982
• Thyreophagus ojibwe sp. n., 2023 ^[5]
• Thyreophagus passerinus (de-la-Cruz, 1990)
• Thyreophagus polezhaevi (Zakhvatkin, 1953)
• Thyreophagus potawatomorum sp. n., 2023 ^[6]
• Thyreophagus rwandanus (Fain, 1982)
• Thyreophagus spinitarsus (Fain, 1982)
• Thyreophagus tridens (Fain & Lukoschus, 1986)
• Thyreophagus vermicularis Fain & Lukoschus, 1982

Notes

1. Barry O'Connor, ed. (2008). "Acaridae Species Listing". Biology Catalog. Texas A&M University . Retrieved July 26, 2010.
2. Klimov et al., 2023
3. Klimov et al., 2023
4. Klimov et al., 2023
5. Klimov et al., 2023
6. Klimov et al., 2023

References

• Klimov et al., (2023). "Going Asexual: A Survey of Mites of the Genus Thyreophagus (Acari: Acaridae) Revealing a Large Number of New Parthenogenetic Species in the Holarctic Region", Life, vol. 13, doi:10.3390/life13112168.