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Amblemine Gill Mites

de M. F. Vidrine, D. D. Edwards

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À propos du livre
Amblemine Gill Mites focuses on mites (Acari: Unionicolidae: Unionicolinae: Unionicola: Berezatax and Unionicolides) that are parasitic on the gills of North American freshwater mussels (Unionida: Unionidae: Ambleminae). These mites are described, and their host associations are updated. Recent systematic work on both the mussels and mites have resulted in name changes that require a re-evaluation of host-parasite associations. Further, these changes reflect cospeciation and potential cophylogeny of mussels and mites, and they permit a better understanding of the complex communities of North American freshwater mussels and their symbiotic associations.
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http://www.unionicola.wordpress.com
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Nature/Vie sauvage
  • Format choisi: Portrait standard, 20×25 cm
    # de pages: 290
  • ISBN
    • Couverture souple: 9781034803768
    • Couverture rigide, jaquette: 9781034803751
    • Couverture rigide imprimée: 9781034803744
  • Date de publication: avril 17, 2021
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés Ambleminae, mites, freshwater mussels, Unionicola
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À propos du créateur
mvidrine
Malcolm Vidrine

Professor Emeritus of Biology. Active biology researcher with numerous accomplishments, including working on teams that discovered leprosy in wild armadillos, modelled mosquito and other invertebrate populations in southwestern Louisiana rice fields, discovered and inventoried prairie remnants then restored prairies in southwestern Louisiana (Cajun Prairie), studied biogeography of freshwater mussels in Louisiana, and described new species and numerous associations of symbiotic freshwater mites (Unionicola) and their molluscan hosts. Dr. Vidrine also taught biology and genetics for 37 years at LSU Eunice, where he still serves as a part-time instructor. He has published 116 scientific articles, 10 popular articles and 20 books on the above research projects.

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