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  1. Have some oribatid mites for #MiteMonday. These tiny detritivorous soil-dwelling mites look kind of like shiny poppy seeds. The plates on their sides are called pteromorphs ("wing-shaped") and are a feature of certain groups.

    #bugstodon #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Acariformes #Oribatida #Poronota

  2. #MiteMonday: an oribatid mite, a slow-moving detritivore with hard, shell-like armour. This one was manoeuvring around some spider silk. I have the feeling it's one of those ones whose name ends in -zetes? @frankashwood would have a better idea.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Acariformes #Oribatida

  3. It's still #MiteMonday somewhere…

    Vignette from under a log. A snout mite (family Bdellidae) feeds on the remains of a springtail, with a guest appearance from a beetle mite (order? suborder? Oribatida)*.

    * Above superfamily or so, mite taxonomic ranks start getting contentious.

    #DailyMiteVid #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acariformes #Bdellidae #Oribatida

  4. It's still #MiteMonday somewhere…

    Vignette from under a log. A snout mite (family Bdellidae) feeds on the remains of a springtail, with a guest appearance from a beetle mite (order? suborder? Oribatida)*.

    * Above superfamily or so, mite taxonomic ranks start getting contentious.

    #DailyMiteVid #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acariformes #Bdellidae #Oribatida

  5. #Arachtober 19: this cute little oribatid (found on a rotting log) seemed to have ladybug-like spots. These widespread and abundant detritus- and fungus-eating soil dwellers are sometimes called "beetle mites" because of their hard carapaces.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Oribatida #macro

  6. #Arachtober 19: this cute little oribatid (found on a rotting log) seemed to have ladybug-like spots. These widespread and abundant detritus- and fungus-eating soil dwellers are sometimes called "beetle mites" because of their hard carapaces.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Oribatida #macro

  7. For #MiteMonday, here's a little oribatid I found under the bark of a rotting log in a very wet meadow. Unlike the poppyseed-like galumnoids I've posted before, this one has a clear division between head and abdomen. It would be serendipitous if it were a ptyctimous mite, as a new catalogue of this group was just published: mapress.com/zt/article/view/zo

    :inaturalist: inaturalist.ca/observations/15

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Oribatida

  8. For #MiteMonday, here's a little oribatid I found under the bark of a rotting log in a very wet meadow. Unlike the poppyseed-like galumnoids I've posted before, this one has a clear division between head and abdomen. It would be serendipitous if it were a ptyctimous mite, as a new catalogue of this group was just published: mapress.com/zt/article/view/zo

    :inaturalist: inaturalist.ca/observations/15

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Oribatida

  9. #MiteMonday: a little oribatid from my recent High Park outing. Oribatids are abundant soil-dwelling detritivores and fungivores, sometimes called "beetle mites" because of their hard, shiny shells.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #mites #Acari #Oribatida

  10. #MiteMonday: a little oribatid from my recent High Park outing. Oribatids are abundant soil-dwelling detritivores and fungivores, sometimes called "beetle mites" because of their hard, shiny shells.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #mites #Acari #Oribatida

  11. the crushing disappointment when you think you've found a bunch of big juicy mites and it's just some fucking beetles. no offence beetle people.

    (there was one mite tho)

    #insects #arthropods #Coleoptera #beetles #mites #Oribatida

  12. the crushing disappointment when you think you've found a bunch of big juicy mites and it's just some fucking beetles. no offence beetle people.

    (there was one mite tho)

    #insects #arthropods #Coleoptera #beetles #mites #Oribatida