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1 P O L I S H J O U R N A L O F E N T O M O L O G Y P O L S K I E P I S M O E N T O M O L O G I C Z N E VOL. 78: Bydgoszcz 30 June 2009 Checklist of soil Mesostigmata (Acari) of Central Croatia (Dalmatia) with some microenvironmental remarks SŁAWOMIR KACZMAREK *, TOMASZ MARQUARDT, KATARZYNA FALEŃCZYK-KOZIRÓG Kazimierz Wielki University, Institute of Environmental Biology Department of Zoology, Ossolińskich Av. 12, PL Bydgoszcz, Poland * slawkacz@ukw.edu.pl ABSTRACT. Mesostigmatid mites (Acari) were studied in various microhabitats of Central Croatia (Dalmatia). Altogether 320 samples (taken during August 2002) and 2074 individuals were examined. Checklist of soil Mesostigmata, with microenvironmental notices was prepared. KEY WORDS: Checklist, Acari, Mesostigmata, Croatia, Dalmatia, microenvironments. INTRODUCTION Croatia, because of its location within the Balkan Peninsula, is very interesting region of ecological investigations. Country has relatively small area with diversified climate and landscape which favours diversity of micro-environments and the formation of species richness. So far, the mite fauna of Croatia had been recognised only partially (mostly as Oribatida, Hydrachnidia and Uropodina) (HIRSCHMANN & WIŚNIEWSKI 1993, RUCNER & RUCNER 1995, PESIC 2002). Study area Soil samples were taken from various microhabitats within the area of Krka National Park, Brač Island and surroundings of a place called Makarska.
2 178 Polish Journal of Entomology 78 (2) MATERIAL AND METHODS Altogether 320 soil samples (50 cm 3 each) were taken during August 2002 from various micro-environments (moss covering soil, stones and tree trunks as well as decay and litter). Microhabitats of Krka NP were represented by 93 samples. From Brač Island and Makarska, respectively, 94 and 133 samples were taken. Totally 2074 specimens (1020 adult stages and 1054 juveniles) were obtained during 6-days extraction in Tullgren funnels. Mites were preserved in 70% ethyl alcohol and mounted in Hoyer s medium. Mites from order Mesostigmata (both mature and immature specimens), were identified to species level using universally applied keys (MICHERDZIŃSKI 1969, BŁASZAK 1974, BREGETOVA 1977, KARG 1993). Overall, 45 species of Mesostigmata (17 families) were recorded. Presented classification of Mesostigmata follows Joel Hallan's Biology Catalog (HALLAN 2005). Checklist of Central Croatia (Dalmatia) soil Mesostigmata Suborder: Epicriina Superfamily: Epicrioidea Family: Zerconidae BERLESE, 1892 Zercon athiasi VINCZE, ad. and 1 juv. Brač 1 ad. (moss covering stones); 1 ad. (litter) Makarska 1 ad. (moss covering soil); 1 ad. and 1 juv. (moss on tree trunks) Zercon berlesei SELLNICK, ad. and 5 juv. Brač 2 ad. and 4 juv. (litter) Krka NP 1 juv. (moss covering stones) Zercon fageticola HALAŠKOVÁ, ad. and 19 juv. Makarska 7 ad. and 5 juv. (moss covering soil); 18 ad. and 5 juv. (moss on stones); 5 ad. and 8 juv. (moss on tree trunks); 1ad. (decay); 1 ad. and 1 juv. (litter) Suborder: Uropodina Superfamily: Uropodoidea Family: Polyaspididae BERLESE, 1913
3 KACZMAREK S. et al.: Checklist of soil Mesostigmata (Acari) of Central Croatia 179 Polyaspis patavinus BERLESE, ad. and 429 juv. Brač 170 ad. and 429 juv. (decay) Family: Trachytidae TRAGÄRDH, 1938 Trachytes lambda BERLESE, ad. and 16 juv. Krka NP 2 ad. (decay); 15 ad. and 16 juv. (litter) Family: Trematuridae BERLESE, 1917 Trichouropoda ovalis (C.L. KOCH, 1839) 13 ad. and 16 juv. Krka NP 1 ad. (moss covering soil); 11 ad. and 16 juv. (decay); 1 ad. (litter) Family: Urodinychidae BERLESE, 1917 Dinychus inermis (C.L. KOCH, 1841) 37 ad. and 14 juv. Krka NP 12 ad. and 3 juv. (moss covering soil); 25 ad. and 11 juv. (moss on tree trunks) Urobovella vinicolora (VITZTHUM, 1926) 34 ad. and 9 juv. Krka NP 34 ad. and 9 juv. (decay) Family: Uropodidae KRAMER, 1881 Uropoda minima KRAMER, ad. Krka NP 1 ad. (decay); 2 ad. (litter) Suborder: Parasitina Superfamily: Parasitoidea Family: Parasitidae OUDEMANS, 1901 Paragamasus runciger (BERLESE, 1903) 22 ad. and 29 juv. Krka NP 3 ad. and 3 juv. (moss on soil); 10 ad. and 11 juv. (moss covering stones); 9 ad. and 15 juv. (litter) Parasitus hyalinus (WILLMANN, 1949) 5 ad. and 21 juv. Brač - 2 juv. (moss on stones); 2 ad. and 2 juv. (decay); 3 ad. and 17 juv. (litter) Pergamasus crassipes (LINNAE, 1758) 8 ad. and 4 juv.
4 180 Polish Journal of Entomology 78 (2) Krka NP 3 ad. and 1 juv. (moss covering soil); 3 ad. and 3 juv. (moss on stones); 1 ad. (moss on tree trunks) Makarska 1 ad. (moss covering stones) Pergamasus septentrionalis (OUDEMANS, 1902) 1 ad. Krka NP 1 ad. (moss on tree trunks) Suborder: Dermanyssina Superfamily: Ascoidea Family: Ascidae OUDEMANS, 1905 Asca aphidioides (LINNAE, 1758) 68 ad. and 26 juv. Krka NP 27 ad. and 22 juv. (litter); 21 ad. and 2 juv. (moss on stone) Makarska 3 ad. and 2 juv. (decay); 9 ad. (moss covering soil); 2 ad. (moss on tree trunks); 6 ad. (litter). Asca nova WILLMANN, ad. and 26 juv. Brač 13 ad. and 4 juv. (moss on stones); 1 ad. and 1 juv. (decay); 22 ad. and 18 juv. (litter) Makarska 18 ad. and 1 juv. (moss covering soil); 8 ad. (moss on stones); 2 ad. and 2 juv. (moss on tree trunk) Cheiroseius serratus (HALBERT, 1915) 154 ad. and 65 juv. Krka NP 23 ad. and 6 juv. (moss covering soil); 34 ad. and 15 juv. (moss on stones); 96 ad. and 40 juv. (moss on tree trunks) Makarska 1 juv. (moss covering soil) Brač 1 ad. and 3 juv. (litter) Gamasellodes bicolor (BERLESE, 1918) 45 ad. and 49 juv. Brač 1 ad. (moss covering stones); 9 ad. and 15 juv. (decay); 10 ad. and 2 juv. (litter) Makarska 4 juv. (moss on tree trunks); 7 ad. (decay); Krka NP 3 ad. and 11 juv. (decay); 15 ad. and 17 juv. (litter) Lasioseius fimetorum KARG, ad. and 28 juv. Krka NP 9 ad. nad 28 juv. (litter) Platyseius italicus (BERLESE, 1905) 1 ad. Brač 1 ad. (litter) Proctolaelaps pygmaeus (MÜLLER, 1860) 6 ad. Makarska 3 ad. (moss covering soil); 1 ad. (moss on stones); 1 ad. (moss on tree trunks); 1 ad. (litter) Protogamasellus primitivus KARG, ad. and 5 juv. Brač 10 ad. and 1 juv. (moss on stones); 2 ad. (decay); 6 ad. and 4 juv. (litter) Krka NP 1 ad. (decay) Makarska 2 ad. (moss covering soil)
5 KACZMAREK S. et al.: Checklist of soil Mesostigmata (Acari) of Central Croatia 181 Zercoseius spathuliger (LEONARDI, 1899) 12 ad. Brač 12 ad. (litter) Family: Phytoseiidae BERLESE, 1916 Amblyseius obtusus (C.L. KOCH, 1839) 2 ad. and 8 juv. Krka NP 1 ad. (moss on soil), 1 ad. and 8 juv. (litter) Family: Podocinidae BERLESE, 1913 Podocinum pacificum BERLESE, juv. Krka NP 1 juv. (litter) Superfamily: Dermanyssoidea Family: Laelapidae BERLESE, 1892 Hypoaspis aculeifer (CANESTRINI, 1883) 30 ad. and 59 juv. Brač 3 juv. (moss on stones); 21 ad. and 35 juv. (decay); 1 ad. and 1 juv. (litter); Makarska 1 ad. (moss on tree trunks); 1 juv. (decay) Krka NP 3 juv. (moss covering soil); 5 ad. and 13 juv. (moss on stones); 1 ad. (de cay); 1 ad. and 3 juv. (litter) Hypoaspis claviger (BERLESE, 1883) 10 ad. Brač 1 ad. (moss on stones); 3 ad. (litter) Makarska 1 ad. (moss on stones); 1 ad. (litter) Krka NP 2 ad. (moss on stones); 1 ad. (decay); 1 ad. (litter) Hypoaspis cuneifer (MICHAEL,1891) 1 ad. Brač 1 ad. (decay) Hypoaspis kargi COSTA, ad. and 5 juv. Krka NP 5 ad. (moss covering stones); 5 ad. (litter) Makarska 5 ad. and 1 juv. (moss covering soil); 3 ad. (moss on stones); 3 ad. (moss on tree trunks); 1 ad. (decay); 3 ad. (litter) Brač 2 ad. and 1 juv. (moss on stones); 7 ad. and 3 juv. (litter); Hypoaspis praesternalis WILLMANN, ad. and 75 juv. Brač 16 ad. and 25 juv. (moss on stones); 3 ad. and 3 juv. (decay); 22 ad. and 35 juv. (litter) Makarska 4 ad. (moss covering soil); 1 ad. (moss on tree trunks)
6 182 Polish Journal of Entomology 78 (2) Krka NP 1 ad. and 6 juv. (moss on stones); 9 ad. and 1 juv. (moss on tree trunks); 7 ad. and 4 juv. (decay); 2 ad. and 1 juv. (litter) Hypoaspis vacua (MICHAEL, 1891) 2 ad. Makarska 1 ad. (litter) Brač 1 ad. (litter) Holostaspis montana (BERLESE, 1904) 6 ad. Makarska 1 ad. (moss covering soil); 2 ad. (moss on stones) Brač 3 ad. (litter) Pseudolaelaps paulseni (BERLESE, 1910) 31 ad. and 5 juv. Brač 8 ad. and 5 juv. (moss covering stones); 6 ad. (decay); 3 ad. (litter) Krka NP 1 ad. (moss covering soil); 2 ad. (moss on stones); 4 ad. (decay) Makarska 5 ad. (moss covering soil); 1 ad. (moss on tree trunks); 1 ad. (litter) Superfamily: Eviphidoidea Family: Eviphididae BERLESE, 1913 Evimirus uropodinus BERLESE, ad. and 4 juv. Krka NP 7 ad. and 3 juv. (moss covering stones); 1 juv. (decay) Thinoseius kargi HIRSCHMANN, ad. and 1 juv. Makarska 1juv. (moss covering soil); 1 ad. (moss on stones); 1 ad. (moss on tree trunks); 1 ad. (litter) Family: Macrochelidae VITZTHUM, 1930 Macrocheles scutatiformis PETROVA, ad. Krka NP 1 ad. (moss on stones) Macrocheles scutatus (BERLESE, 1904) 3 ad. and 2 juv. Krka NP 2 ad. (moss covering soil); 1 ad. and 1 juv. (moss on stones); 1 juv. (decay) Family: Pachylaelapidae BERLESE, 1913 Olopachys scutatus BERLESE, ad. Makarska 1 ad. (moss on soil); 2 ad. (litter) Pachylaelaps pectinifer (G. et R. CANESTRINI, 1882) 3 ad. and 7 juv. Krka NP 2 ad. and 3 juv. (moss on soil); 1 ad. and 2 juv. (moss covering stones); 2 juv. (decay)
7 KACZMAREK S. et al.: Checklist of soil Mesostigmata (Acari) of Central Croatia 183 Superfamily: Rhodacaroidea Family: Digamasellidae EVANS, 1957 Dendrolaelaps rectus KARG, juv. Krka NP 1 juv. (moss covering stones) Family: Rhodacaridae OUDEMANS, 1902 Rhodacarellus epigynalis SHEALS, ad. and 2 juv. Brač 13 ad. (moss covering stones); 14 ad. and 2 juv. (litter) Rhodacarellus perspicuus HALAŠKOVÁ, ad. and 2 juv. Brač 20 ad. (moss covering stones); 5 ad. and 2 juv. (litter) Rhodacarellus silesiacus WILLMANN, ad. and 112 juv. Brač 1 ad. (moss covering stones); 1 ad. (litter) Krka NP 1 ad. (moss covering stones); 2 ad. and 68 juv. (decay); 13 ad. and 44 juv. (litter) Makarska 1 ad. (moss covering soil) Superfamily: Veigaioidea Family: Veigaiidae OUDEMANS, 1939 Veigaia cf. decurtata ATHIAS-HENRIOT, ad. Makarska 2 ad. (moss covering soil) Veigaia exigua (BERLESE, 1916) 10 ad. and 5 juv. Brač 4 ad. and 2 juv. (moss covering stones); 3 ad. and 3 juv. (litter) Makarska 3 ad. (litter) Veigaia planicola (BERLESE, 1892) 8 ad. and 3 juv. Krka NP 1 ad. and 1 juv. (moss covering stones); 3 ad. (decay); 4 ad. and 2 juv. (litter) REFERENCES BŁASZAK C Zerconidae (Acari, Mesostigmata) Polski. The Zerconidae (Acari, Mesostigmata) of Poland. Monogr. Fauny Pol. 3: 315p. BREGETOVA I.G Oprjedielitiel obitajuszczich w poczwje kleszczej. AN ZSSR: HALLAN J Synopsis of the described Mesostigmata of the world. Version 13 December www site Mesostigmata1.htm (date of access 13 December 2008).
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