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Bee Mites: Systematics and ecology of North American bee-associated mites
Information on a project to study mites which affect or may affect bee populations
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Interactive Key to Bee Mites: Identification of Bee Mites
29(28) Anal shield of female oval, separated from ventral shield by area of soft cuticle. Ventromarginal shields not fused with peritrematal plate. Mesogynial shield more than 1/2 of length of latigy...
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Periodical Cicada -- Magicicada -- " 17-year Locust "
Cicadas are flying, plant-feeding insects of the Order Homoptera, which also contains groups such as the leafhoppers, aphids, and scale insects. Adult cicadas tend to be large (most are 25-50mm), and...
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UMMZ Periodical Cicada Page
Periodical cicada FAQ with quick answers to some common questions. What is a periodical cicada? Cicadas are flying, plant-sucking insects of the Order Hemiptera; their closest relatives are leafhop...
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Mites associated with bees of the World, species list
Imparipes (Apidacarus) paulyi Ebermann and Fain, 2002 Imparipes (Imparipes) apicola (Banks, 1914) (=Imparipes americanus) [Apis] Imparipes (Imparipes) breganti Hall and Ebermann, 2004 Imparipes (Im...
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Systematics and ecology of North American bee-associated mites: potential threats to native and
Systematics and ecology of North American bee-associated mites: potential threats to native and introduced pollinators CONTENTS Introduction "...the last 5 years of losses of honey bee colonies in Nor...