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gamasine mite (parasitiformes: mesostigmata) infestations of small mammals (mammalia: rodentia, insectivora) in turkey.the present study was conducted on small mammals from different locations in turkey. one hundred twenty- three individuals representing 11 species of rodents and insectivora were investigated for mite ectoparasites. a total of 126 gamasine mites were collected from 96 individuals (78.1%) of 6 species of small mammals. five gamasine families were recorded: laelapidae, hirstionyssidae, haemogamasidae, macronyssidae and macrochelidae. laelaps jettmari vitzthum (72 species) was predominant and found ...200818351555
[experimental studies on the transmission of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome virus by gamasidea mites and fleas].hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (hfrs) virus was isolated from 3 species of gamasidea mites (haemolaelaps glasgowi, laelaps jettmari, eulaelaps shanghaiensis), and 2 species of fleas (monopsyllus anisus, leptopsylla segnis) collected from nests of hfrs virus-infected apodemus agrarius, whereas hfrs virus was not recovered from gamasidea mites and fleas collected from nests of uninfected apodemus agrarius. it was thus confirmed that hfrs is a disease of animal origin with natural foci of in ...19911684135
[the relationship of the population dynamics of gamasid mites with the population dynamics of their murine rodent hosts in the sikhote-alin].22,500 mites were collected from 4515 rodents over a period of 5 years in the sikhote-alin reserve. the abundance dynamics of 4, out of 5, most numerous species of mites (laelaps pavlovskyi, l. clethrionomydis, eulaelaps stabularis, haemogamasus serdjukovae) depends on the cyclic fluctuations in the number of rodents. a direct connection between the annual and, to some extent, seasonal dynamics of the abundance of parasites and that of their hosts is most distinct in l. pavlovskyi, an epizoon pa ...19911813842
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