water mite, water mites (Hydracarina), swimming

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RMRDA335–. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. THE WATER-MITES (HYDRACARINA) 867 38 (37) Genital area with numerous acetabula on each side. Albia Thon 1899. A mite of medium size, averaging about I mm. in length, with elliptical, strongly compressed body; swimming- hairs present. One North American species, rather rare, in lakes of northern states, frequently pale greenish in color. This is identical with the only Euro- pean species, A. stationis Thon, or very closely related. Fro. 1339, Albia stationis Thon. Ven- tral surface, female. X 31. Outer side, palpus, female. (After Then.) 39 (24) Body h

RMPFYPBC–. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. THE WATER-MITES (HYDRACARINA) 86s 29 (28) Genital cleft flanked by two large movable valves, and also ace- tabula set free in the body surface. Koenikea Wolcott 1900.. A beautiful mite of striking form, being greatly compressed and actualiji concave dorsally; with swimming- hairs. Brightly and variously colored. One widely-distributed species, K. concava Wolcott, adapting itself to varied conditions, and often common. Of small size measuring 0.6 to 0.7 mm. in length. Fig. 1334. Koenikea concava Wolcott. Epimeral field and genital area, male. X 65. Inn

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