Hydrodroma

Gerecke, Reinhard, 2017, The water mites of the genus Hydrodroma (Acari, Hydrachnidia, Hydrodromidae) in Europe and Africa, Ecologica Montenegrina 13, pp. 1-24 : 22-23

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https://doi.org/ 10.37828/em.2017.13.1

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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B5628784-FFDE-FFBE-FF46-34ADFAD3FDEB

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scientific name

Hydrodroma
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Key to the European and African Hydrodroma View in CoL species.

1. Swimming setation strongly reduced (one single, short seta each on II-L-5, III-L-4/5, and IV-L-4/5, Figs 7 View Figure 7 F-H).............................................................................................................................................2

- Legs with more numerous swimming setae, at least on IV-L-4/5 located in rows. ............................... 3

2 (1) Palp stout (L/H ratio P-4, 3.7, Fig. 7 E View Figure 7 ) ............................................................................... H. rheophila

- Palp slender (L/H ratio P-4,> 3.8, Fig. 4 C View Figure 4 )...................................................................... H. perreptans

3 (2) IV-L-5 without swimming setae on the anterior surface........................................................................ 4

- IV-L-5 with swimming setae on both surfaces ...................................................................................... 8

4 (3) Genital field with less than 35 acetabula per plate; body reduced in size (L idiosoma ♂ 550, ♀ 700; Cx-I+II ♂ 150, ♀ 160; genital plate ♂ 120, ♀ 140). .......................................................... H. liberiensis

- Genital field with more than 35 pairs of acetabula per plate; idiosoma and its plates larger. ................ 5

5 (4) II-L-5 with two posterior swimming setae............................................................................................. 6

- II-L-5 with one posterior swimming seta............................................................................................... 7

6 (5) Integument papillae elongate ( Fig. 5 B View Figure 5 ); genital field ( Fig. 5 G View Figure 5 ) with fewer than 65 acetabula and 30 pairs of medial setae per plate............................................................................................... H. capensis

- Integument papillae more flattened; genital field with 65-120 acetabula and 45-140 medial setae per plate. ....................................................................................................................................... H. zhokovi

7 (5) Number of swimming setae: III-L-4 posterior 2-5, IV-L-4 anterior 2-6. ............................. H. reinhardi

- Number of swimming setae: III-L-4 posterior> 9, IV-L-4 anterior> 9. ........................... H. despiciens

8 (3) Number of swimming setae: II-L-5 posterior> 4, IV-L-5 posterior> 10; leg claws relatively small (L ratio claw/segment 5, 7-12 %); integument papillae of one type, distinctly separate, slender and sharply pointed ( Fig. 6 View Figure 6 D-E). ................................................................................................... H. pilosa

- Number of swimming setae: II-L-5 posterior 1, IV-L-5 posterior <10; leg claws relatively large (L ratio claw/segment 5, 11-18 %); integument papillae heterogenous (for H. trigonometrica not well described), not pointed ( Figs 3 View Figure 3 C-B, 5 F). ............................................................................................. 9

9 (8) Genital field with less than 30 acetabula per plate, genital plates short (L <200) ( Fig. 5 G View Figure 5 ); body size small (idiosoma L <1000).......................................................................................... H. trigonometrica

- Genital field with more than 45 acetabula per plate, genital plates longer (L> 220), body larger in size (idiosoma L> 1200). ....................................................................................................... H. torrenticola

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