Lasiobelba

Dorsal (left) and ventral views of Lasiobelba minor, from Balogh & Balogh (1992 vol. 2).

Belongs within: Oppiidae.

Lasiobelba is a pantropical genus of oppiid oribatid mites exhibiting notogastral heterotrichy (i.e. the presence of setae of noticeably different lengths on the notogaster).

Characters (from Balogh & Balogh 1992): Prodorsum with costulae, lamellar and translamellar lines absent; interlamellar setae present; sensillus setiform or setiform and lanceolate. Notogastral heterotrichy present, with five or six pairs of long notogastral setae; crista absent. Genital plates with five pairs of setae.

<==Lasiobelba Aoki 1959 S04
    |--L. (Lasiobelba) [incl. Cilioppia Balogh 1983] S04
    |    |--*L. (L.) remota Aoki 1959 S04
    |    |--L. (L.) arabica Mahunka 2000 S04
    |    |--L. (L.) arcidiaconoae (Bernini 1973) [=Oppia arcidiaconoae] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) decui (Vasiliu & Ivan 1995) [=Cilioppia decui] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) gibbosa (Mahunka 1985) [=Oppia gibbosa] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) hesperidiana (Pérez-Íñigo 1986) [=Cilioppia hesperidiana] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) insulata Ohkubo 2001 S04
    |    |--L. (L.) kuehnelti (Csiszár 1961) [=Oppia kuehnelti; incl. O. yodai Aoki 1965] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) lemuria Mahunka 1997 S04
    |    |--L. (L.) neonominata Subías 2004 [=Oppia yodai africana Kok 1967 non O. africana Evans 1953] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) pori (Vasiliu & Ivan 1995) [=Cilioppia pori] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) rubida (Wallwork 1977) [=Oppia rubida] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) sculpta Wang 1993 S04
    |    |--L. (L.) subuligera (Berlese 1916) [=Dameosoma denticulatum subuligerum] S04
    |    |--L. (L.) suchetae Sanyal 1992 S04
    |    |--L. (L.) vietnamica Balogh 1983 S04
    |    `--L. (L.) yunnanensis Wen 1999 S04
    `--L. (Antennoppia Mahunka 1983) [incl. Daedaloppia Hauser & Mahunka 1983] S04
         |--L. (*A.) minor (Mahunka 1983) [=*Antennoppia minor] S04
         |--L. (A.) abschasica (Golosova & Tarba 1974) [=Oppia abchasica] S04
         |--L. (A.) capilligera (Berlese 1916) [=Dameosoma capilligerum] S04
         |--L. (A.) granulata (Mahunka 1986) [=Antennoppia granulata] S04
         |--L. (A.) heterosa (Wallwork 1964) [=Oppia heterosa] S04
         |--L. (A.) insignis Balogh 1970 S04
         |--L. (A.) izquierdoae Arillo, Gil-Martín & Subías 1994 S04
         |--L. (A.) major (Mahunka 1983) [=Antennoppia major] S04
         |--L. (A.) quadriseta Subías 1989 [incl. L. icaria Mahunka 2001] S04
         |--L. (A.) rigida (Ewing 1909) [=Damaeus rigidus] S04
         |--L. (A.) subnitida (Sellnick 1924) [=Dameosoma subnitidum] S04
         |--L. (A.) trichoseta (Mahunka 1983) [=Antennoppia trichoseta] S04
         |--L. (A.) ultraciliata (Jacot 1934) S04 [=Dameosoma ultraciliatum S04, Oppia ultraciliata S59]
         `--L. (A.) yoshii (Mahunka 1987) [=Antennoppia yoshii] 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.

[S59] Sellnick, M. 1959. Acarina from southeastern Polynesia—II (Oribatidae). Occasional Papers of the Bernice P. Bishop Museum 22 (9): 109–152.

[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.