Myobiid Mites (Acarina, Myobiidae) Parasitic on Bats in Japan V. Genus <I>Binuncus</I>RADFORD, 1954
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概要
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Myobiid mites of the genus <I>Binuncus</I> RADFORD, 1954, are specific parasites of the family Pteropidae. The occurrence of some mites of this genus on <I>Pteropus</I> bats distributed in Japan had been expected. The present authors examined <I>Pteropus pselaphon</I> LAYARD and <I>Pteropus dasymallus yaeyamae</I> KURODA deposited in the collection of National Science Museum (Hat. Hist.), Tokyo, and found a <I>Binuncus</I> mite on the both of them. This mite was identified as <I>Binuncus (Binuncus) magnus</I> (RADFORO, 1954), a parasite of <I>Pteropus medius</I> TEMMINCK from India. It was proved that <I>B. (B.) magnus</I> (RADROD) also occurred on <I>Pteropus</I> giganteus BRÜNNICH that had been introduced into Japan and kept alive for exhibition.
- 日本哺乳類学会の論文
著者
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YOSHIYUKI Mizuko
Department of Zoology, National Science Museum
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UCHIKAWA Kimito
Departemtn of Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, Shinshu University, Matsumoto
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YOSHIYUKI Mizuko
Department of Zoology, National Science Museum, Tokyo
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