taxonID	type	description	language	source
DE4187DFFF9446639A2C1038EE909096.taxon	description	Gnathosoma (figs. 1 – 2). Dorsally with 3 pairs of setae, of these, ch 1> ch 2, both on same transverse line; pp tiny and hardly visible, inserted anterolaterally of setae ch 2. Ventral surface with 1 pair of setae. Each palp with 2 dorsal setae; ventrally with mushroomlike process and solenidion. Idiosomal dorsum (fig. 1). Free margin of tergite C with weakly developed stripes. Cupules ih large, oval, ia not evident. Tergite H with posteromedian tongue­like elongation. Setae c 2 inserted on free margin of tergite C and bearing a highly sclerotic alveolar canal. All dorsal setae barbed. Setae d, f, h 1, h 2 bluntly ended. Length of dorsal setae: c 1 40 (39 – 40), c 2 39 (37 – 40), d 44 (44 – 46), e 44 (43 – 44), f 36 (35 – 37), h 1 57 (55 – 58), h 2 46 (44 – 46). Distances between dorsal setae: c 1 – c 1 55 (55 – 58), c 1 – c 2 29 (28 – 30), d – d 87 (87 – 91), e – f 42 (41 – 42), f – f 44 (44 – 49), h 1 – h 1 29 (28 – 29), h 1 – h 2 37 (37 – 39). Propodosomal setae v 1 longer and thicker than v 2. Trichobothrium with thin stem, distally round, with fine barbs. Idiosomal venter (fig. 2). Setae 3 b, 4 a, 4 b with thickened base and smooth. Setae 1 a thick, beak­like. Setae 2 a, 2 b, 3 a thin and smooth. Setae 1 b, 3 c, 4 c distinctly barbed. Setae ps 1 and ps 3 thickened, barbed, ps 2 thin with few barbs. Apodemata IV highly sclerotized, extending to insertion of setae 3 b. Apodemata V completely reduced. Length of ventral setae: 1 a 19 (17 – 19), 1 b 34 (34 – 35), 2 a 22 (21 – 24), 2 b 33 (30 – 33), 3 a 27 (26 – 27), 3 b 26 (25 – 26), 3 c 37 (36 – 37), 4 a 19 (18 – 20), 4 b 30 (30 – 31), 4 c 50 (47 – 50), ps 1 32 (32 – 33), ps 2 20 (17 – 20), ps 3 33 (32 – 34). Legs (figs. 3 – 6). Leg I (fig. 3): setae formulae: Tr 1 ­ Fe 3 ­ Ge 4 ­ TiTa 15 (4) (number of solenidia in parenthesis). Tibiotarsus thickened, with massive claw. Solenidia 2 14 (14 – 15)> 2 12 (11 – 13)> 1 11 (10 – 11) = 1 11 (10 – 11); 2 and 2 uniformly thin, 1 and 1 thickened distally. Setae dFe broadened, leaflike. Leg II (fig. 4): setae formula: Tr 1 ­ Fe 3 ­ Ge 3 ­ Ti 4 (1) ­ Ta 6 (1). Tarsus with slightly asymmetrical claws (the anterior one longer than posterior). Solenidion 10 (10 – 11) broadened at the middle portion, solenidion 9 (8 – 9) is uniformly thin. Leg III (fig. 5): setae formula: Tr 1 ­ Fe 2 ­ Ge 2 ­ Ti 4 (1) ­ Ta 6. Claws asymmetrical as on tarsus II. Solenidion 10 (10) of the same shape as on leg II. Leg IV (fig. 6): setae formula: Tr 1 ­ Fe 2 ­ Ge 1 ­ Ti 3 (1) ­ Ta 6. Tarsus with pretarsus and two small claws, empodium extended, distally widened. Solenidion 13 (13 – 14) of the same shape as on leg II and III. Male, nonphoretic female and larva unknown. Diagnosis. By the presence of beak­like setae 1 a, thickened at the base setae 3 b, 4 a, 4 b, the new species is similar to A. omega Kurosa, 1976, A. pseudomega Kurosa, 1984 and A. stenolophi Kurosa, 1990, described from Japan. From all above mentioned species it differs by shorter setae f and by the position of setae 3 b behind the level of 3 c (at the same level in other species). Type material. Holotype (female): slide No. 497, Ukraine, Odessa distr., Bolgradskiy reg., settl. Vishnevoe, on Stenolophus persicus Mnnh., (without date) (leg. Eidelberg); paratypes: 3 females, Moldavia, Tarakliya, on Stenolophus discophorus (Fischer), 16 – 17. VIII. 1989, (leg. Eidelberg). Etymology. The new species is named in the honor of Dr. Kazuyoshi Kurosa, Japan for his contribution to the study of carabid associated Scutacaridae.	en	Khaustov, Alexander A. (2004): Two new species of mite genus Archidispus (Acari: Heterostigmata, Scutacaridae) from Ukraine. Zootaxa 455: 1-8, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.157973
DE4187DFFF9146609A2C1332EC5C90BE.taxon	description	Gnathosoma (figs. 7 – 8). Dorsally with 3 pairs of setae, of these, ch 1> ch 2, pp tiny and hardly visible, insert anterolaterally of setae ch 2. Ventral surface with 1 pair of setae. Each palp with 2 dorsal setae; ventrally with mushroom­like process and solenidion. Idiosomal dorsum (fig. 7). Free margin of tergite C with weak stripes. Cupules ih large, oval, ia not evident. Tergite H with posteromedian tongue­like elongation. Setae c 2 inserted on the free margin of tergite C and bearing a highly sclerotic alveolar canal. All dorsal setae sharply pointed and distinctly barbed, except smooth f. Length of dorsal setae: c 1 39 (36 – 39), c 2 40 (36 – 40), d 42 (40 – 42), e 47 (43 – 47), f 33 (29 – 33), h 1 60 (55 – 60), h 2 49 (47 – 49). Distances between dorsal setae: c 1 – c 1 44 (44 – 45), c 1 – c 2 33 (31 – 36), d – d 92 (90 – 98), e – f 41 (34 – 41), f – f 53 (53 – 59), h 1 – h 1 29 (28 – 31), h 1 – h 2 37 (34 – 38). Trichobothrium with thin stem, distally round, with fine barbs, setae v 1 longer and thicker than v 2. Idiosomal venter (fig. 8). Setae 1 a beak­like. Setae 2 a, 3 b, 4 a, 4 b with thickened base and smooth. Setae 2 b, 3 a, ps 2 thin and smooth. Setae 1 b, 3 c, 4 c, ps 1, ps 3 barbed. Apodemata IV highly sclerotized, extend to insertion of setae 3 b. Apodemata V completely reduced. Length of ventral setae: 1 a 21 (20 – 21), 1 b 29 (29 – 32), 2 a 29 (27 – 29), 2 b 31 (28 – 33), 3 a 29 (28 – 29), 3 b 29 (27 – 29), 3 c 34 (34 – 37), 4 a 22 (20 – 22), 4 b 34 (34 – 37), 4 c 47 (45 – 47), ps 1 34 (28 – 34), ps 2 12 (10 – 13), ps 3 27 (26 – 27). Legs (figs. 9 – 12). Leg chaetotaxy as in A. kurosai sp. n. Leg I (fig. 9): Tibiotarsus thickened, with a massive claw. Solenidia 2 17 (16 – 17)> 2 12 (12 – 14)> 1 11 (11 – 12)> 1 10 (10 – 11); 2 and 2 uniformly thin, 1 and 1 thickened distally. Setae dFe broadened, leafΠlike. Leg II (fig. 10): tarsus with slightly asymmetrical claws. Solenidion 10 (10 – 11) broadened in middle portion, solenidion 10 (10) uniformly thin. Leg III (fig. 11): claws as on tarsus II. Solenidion 11 (10 – 11) of same shape as on leg II. Leg IV (fig. 12): tarsus with pretarsus and two small claws, empodium extended, distally widened. Solenidion 15 (14 – 15) uniformly thin. Male, nonphoretic female and larva. Unknown. Diagnosis. By the presence of beak­like setae 1 a, widened at the base setae 2 a, 3 b, 4 a, 4 b the new species is similar to three species: A. triangularis (Kurosa, 1974), A. foliatus Kurosa, 1978, A. sugiyamai Kurosa, 1991, described from Japan. Among them the new species is most similar to A. triangularis, but differs from the latter by the non­triangular shape of tergite C, by thinner dorsal setae, and by longer and not curved setae 3 b. Type material. Holotype (female): slide No. 155, Crimea, Simferopol reg., the bank of Simferopol’s reservoir pond, on Stenolophus persicus Mnnh., 2. IV. 1986 (leg. Eidelberg), paratypes: 40 females with same data as holotype. Etymology. The species is named " ukrainicus ", referring to its geographical distribution.	en	Khaustov, Alexander A. (2004): Two new species of mite genus Archidispus (Acari: Heterostigmata, Scutacaridae) from Ukraine. Zootaxa 455: 1-8, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.157973
