Berlese's Primitive Oribatid Mites Author van der Hammen, L. text Zoologische Verhandelingen 1959 40 1 93 http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/document/148866 journal article ORI111 0DC6B575-3CB3-41C1-A3EC-850520AE4487 Pseudotritia Willmann, 1919 Pseudotritia Willmann, 1919, p. 552; Jacot, 1930, p. 242. Willmann (1919) created Pseudotritia as a subgenus of Tritia , with T. (P.) monodactyla Willmann (1919) as type; aecording to him the subgenus is characterized by the presence of only one claw at the legs. Sellnick (1923) pointed already to the fact that the strueture of the genital region and the chaetotaxy of the notogaster of Pseudotritia resemble those of some other Tritia species. Jacot (e.g. 1930) used indeed the strueture of the ano-genital region as main character of Pseudotritia . Later authors followed him in this modified coneeption of the genus. Seven of Berlese's species are listed here with the genus Pseudotritia ; originally they have been described by him as representatives of Tritia (1887a, 1916b, 1923) and Phtiracarus (1904b, 1913), and one time (1913) erroneously as a Hoploderma . Three species ( punctulata , reticulata , and vestita ) are probably related to Euphthiracarus .