Dissorhina

Dissorhina ornata, copyright R. Penttinen.

Belongs within: Oppiidae.

Dissorhina is a genus of oppiid oribatid mites known from the Holarctic, Ethiopian and Neotropical regions, in which the rostral setae are borne on a small naso.

Characters (from Balogh & Balogh 1992): Prodorsum with rostral setae near each other on a small naso; lamellar costulae present; sensillus smooth. Dorsosejugal suture convex, penetrating deeply into basal part of prodorsum. Notogaster with crista present; setae c2 poorly developed. Genital plates with five pairs of setae.

<==Dissorhina Hull 1916 [incl. Cosmoppia Balogh 1983] S04
    |--D. ornata (Oudemans 1900) (see below for synonymy) S04
    |    |--D. o. ornata (see below for synonymy) S04
    |    |--D. o. corniculata (Paoli 1908) [=Dameosoma tricarinatum corniculatum] S04
    |    |--D. o. globosa (Paoli 1908) [=Dameosoma tricarinatum globosum] S04
    |    |--D. o. peloponnesiaca (Mahunka 1974) [=Oppia peloponnesiaca] S04
    |    `--D. o. tunisica (Mahunka 1980) [=Oppia tunisica] S04
    |--D. bolei (Tarman 1958) [=Oppia bolei] S04
    |--D. bulganensis Bayartogtokh 1999 S04
    |--D. longipilosa (Kunst 1958) [=Oppia ornata longipilosa] S04
    |    |--D. l. longipilosa S04
    |    `--D. l. carpatica (Gardeeva 1991) [=Cosmoppia carpatica] S04
    |--D. neotropicalis Mahunka 1998 S04
    |--D. signata (Schwalbe 1989) [=Oppiella signata] S04
    `--D. tricarinatoides (Dubinina, Sosnina et al. 1966) [=Oppia tricarinatoides] S04

Dissorhina ornata (Oudemans 1900) [=Eremaeus ornatus; incl. Notaspis splendens Michael 1888 (preoc.), *Dissorhina splendens] S04

Dissorhina ornata ornata (Oudemans 1900) [incl. Dameosoma captator Hull 1915, Oppia lignivora Jacot 1939, D. tricarinatum Paoli 1908, D. vetula Hull 1914] S04

*Type species of generic name indicated

REFERENCES

Balogh, J., & P. Balogh. 1992. The Oribatid Mites Genera of the World vol. 1. Hungarian Natural History Museum: Budapest.

[S04] Subías, L. S. 2004. Listado sistemático, sinonímico y biogeográfico de los ácaros oribátidos (Acariformes, Oribatida) del mundo (1758–2002). Graellsia 60 (número extraordinario): 3–305.