Reconsidering the hierarchic position of the family Dytiscacaridae Hajiqanbar and Lindquist: A proposal for its placement as a separate superfamily within Raphignathina

Mortazavi et al. (2018) described the family Dytiscacaridae Hajiqanbar and Lindquist and placed it in the superfamily Raphignathoidea in the cohort or hyporder Raphignathina. We now consider that this family should be recognised as a separate superfamily within the Raphignathina, based on a detailed comparison with the other superfamilies in this group.

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Acarologia
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2024-09-10
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https://doi.org/10.24349/tnsp-6s7e
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Study of Mite Species
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Reconsidering the hierarchic position of the family Dytiscacaridae Hajiqanbar and Lindquist: A proposal for its placement as a separate superfamily within Raphignathina

Salíh Doğan, Edward A. Ueckermann, Kamil Koç, Everet E. Lindquist
Acarologia
Study of Mite Species
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Reconsidering the hierarchic position of the family Dytiscacaridae Hajiqanbar and Lindquist: A proposal for its placement as a separate superfamily within Raphignathina

Salíh Doğan, Edward A. Ueckermann, Kamil Koç, Everet E. Lindquist
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Abstract

Mortazavi et al. (2018) described the family Dytiscacaridae Hajiqanbar and Lindquist and placed it in the superfamily Raphignathoidea in the cohort or hyporder Raphignathina. We now consider that this family should be recognised as a separate superfamily within the Raphignathina, based on a detailed comparison with the other superfamilies in this group.

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