Sevgi Sevsay
Erzincan University
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Zootaxa | 2015
Joanna Mąkol; Sevgi Sevsay
Eatoniana Cambridge, 1898 was previously known exclusively from active postlarval forms. In the course of experimental rearing, larvae showing a strong affinity to members of Abalakeus jahromiensis Sedghi, Saboori et Hakimitabar, 2010, were obtained from a field-collected female of Eatoniana plumipes (L. Koch, 1856). Studies of all members of Abalakeus compared with newly obtained larvae of Eatoniana, resulted in synonymisation of Abalakeus Southcott, 1994 with Eatoniana and of A. jahromiensis with E. plumipes. Complementary data to the previous diagnosis of Eatoniana and information on the biology of E. plumipes are provided. A female of E. plumipes was selected as the neotype. A key to Eatoniana spp. known from larvae is provided.
Systematic & Applied Acarology | 2015
Salih Doğan; Sibel Dilkaraoğlu; Qing-Hai Fan; Orhan Erman; Sevgi Sevsay; Sezai Adil
Abstract A new species of the genus Eryngiopus Summers, Eryngiopus anatolicus sp. nov. collected from litter under Astragalus sp. from Turkey is described and illustrated.
Turkish Journal of Zoology | 2017
Sevgi Sevsay; Evren Buğa; Sezai Adil; İbrahim Karakurt
* Correspondence: [email protected] Trombidiidae Leach, 1815 constitutes a taxon of worldwide distribution. This family includes 23 genera and 206 species in the world (Mąkol and Wohltmann, 2012, 2013). The genus Paratrombium comprises at present 38 nominal species (Mąkol and Wohltmann, 2012; Konikiewicz and Mąkol, 2014; Noei et al., 2015). Of these, 8 species are known exclusively from larvae, 23 from postlarval stages, and only 7 from both larval and postlarval stages. Larvae of Paratrombium are known as parasites of Hymenoptera, Hemiptera, Coleoptera, and Diptera (Noei et al., 2015). Only 4 genera (Trombidium, Allothrombium, Dolichothrombium, and Emitrombidium) have been hitherto known from Turkey (Erman et al., 2007; Mąkol and Sevsay, 2011; Mąkol and Sevsay, 2014; Sevsay et al., 2016). In this paper, we report 2 species of Paratrombium from Turkey for the first time. Mite specimens were taken from northeastern Turkey (Bayburt, Erzincan, Giresun, and Gümüşhane provinces) between 2013 and 2015. Adults were collected with an aspirator directly from soil, or by extraction in Berlese funnels. Larvae were reared from eggs deposited by adults collected in the field. All specimens are deposited in the Biology Department of Erzincan University, Erzincan, Turkey. The morphological terminology follows Mąkol and Wohltmann (2000). All measurements are given in micrometers. Family Trombidiidae Leach, 1885 Genus Paratrombium Bruyant, 1910 Type species Paratrombium egregium Bruyant, 1910 Paratrombium insulare (Berlese, 1910) Adults. Standard measurements in Table 1. Body length 1295–1710; width, 1014–1355. Crista metopica slightly widened, not clearly terminated in its anterior part, does not reach anterior margin of aspidosoma (Figure 1). Opisthosomal setae; uniform, slightly thickened stem, narrowing towards tip, stem densely covered with long and short setulae (Figure 2). Deutonymphs. Standard measurements in Table 1. Setation sparser than in adults. Palptibia with at least 1 long eupathidium placed close to palptibial claw. Opisthosomal setae covered with relatively long and curved setulae. Two pairs of genital acetabula. Larvae. Standard measurements in Table 2. Pedipalp formula 0–N–0–NNN–NNNωωζζζ (Figure 3). Scutum widened anteriorly and great part of surface porous. Scutum covers more than half of dorsal side of body (in unengorged larvae); no distinct fold on both sides of symmetry axis. Anterior part of sclerite widened and longitudinally striated, covering almost half of scutum. Scutellum porous, with 1 pair of barbed setae (Figures 4 and 5). f D formula: 2-2-6-4-4-2-2. Abstract: The genus Paratrombium Bruyant (Acari: Trombidiidae) is recorded from Turkey for the first time based on collections of P. insulare (Berlese, 1910) and P. megalochirum (Berlese, 1910). Each species is illustrated, and briefly redescribed with accompanying drawings. Larvae of both species were obtained by experimental rearing. The updated distribution of species is provided.
Zootaxa | 2016
İbrahim Karakurt; Sevgi Sevsay; Evren Buğa
The genus Gonothrombium is reassessed, Gonothrombium oudemansianum (Feider, 1948) redescribed and Gonothrombium ozkani sp. nov. described. All larvae were obtained by experimental rearing from field-collected females. A key to species, for adults and larvae, is provided. The distribution of the genus, hitherto known from Africa and Romania, is extended to the territory of Turkey.
Erzincan University Journal of Science and Technology | 2016
İbrahim Karakurt; Sevgi Sevsay
Bu calismada, Sucidothrombium sucidum (Koch, 1879) erginlerinin tanimi, yasam alanlari, zoocografik dagilimi verildi ve ozgun sekilleri cizildi. Sucidothrombium Feider, 1973 cinsi Turkiye akar faunasi icin ilk kez kaydedildi.
Systematic & Applied Acarology | 2015
Salih Doğan; Sibel Dilkaraoğlu; Qing-Hai Fan; Sevgi Sevsay; Orhan Erman; Sezai Adil
Abstract The discovery of both sexes of Cheylostigmaeus variatus sp. nov. from grassy soil at Ekşisu marsh in Turkey adds more data to our knowledge of this genus. We herein describe and illustrate it and also provide a key to the known species in Turkey.
International Journal of Acarology | 2015
İbrahim Karakurt; Sevgi Sevsay
Abstract A new species, Atractothrombium brevisetosum sp. nov., is described based on active postlarval forms and larvae obtained from adult females kept in the laboratory. An identification key to adults and larvae of Palaearctic region of Atractothrombium is provided.
Erzincan University Journal of Science and Technology | 2015
Sevgi Sevsay; Salih Doğan; Sezai Adil
Bu calismada, Turkiye akar faunasi icin yeni kayit olan, Dolichothrombium insidiosum (Andre, 1926)’un yapisal ozellikleri, yasama ortamlari ile cinsin zoocografik dagilimlari verilmistir.
Zootaxa | 2014
Joanna Mąkol; Sevgi Sevsay
Emitrombidium giocondi sp. nov., a second species of Emitrombidium is described based on postlarval forms originating from Turkey. The history of the genus is retraced. The previous conjectures about the uncertain family affiliation of Emitrombidium are clarified and the genus is reinstated as a member of Trombidiidae. Hitherto records suggest the Mediterranean and Pontic distribution of the genus.
Zoologica Poloniae | 2014
Salih Doðan; Sevgi Sevsay; Joanna Mąkol; Erhan Zeytun; Evren Buğa
Abstract Five raphignathoid (Acari: Raphignathoidea) mite species, including three of family Stigmaeidae, Eustigmaeus rhodomela (KOCH), Mediolata obtecta DÖNEL and DOĞAN, Stigmaeus glabrisetus SUMMERS, one of Cryptognathidae, Favognathus cucurbita (BERLESE), and one of Barbutiidae, Barbutia anguineus (BERLESE), are recorded as new for the Polish fauna. This is the first report of the family Barbutiidae from Poland. STRESZCZENIE Pięć nowych gatunków roztoczy (Acari: Raphignathoidea) zostało odnoto- wanych jako nowe dla fauny Polski: trzy z rodziny Stigmaeidae, Eustigmaeus rhodomela (Koch), Mediolata obtecta Dónel et Doóan, Stigmaeus glabrisetus Summers, jeden z rodziny Cryptognathidae, Favognathus cucurbita (Berlese), i jeden z rodziny Barbutiidae, Barbuda anguineus (Berlese). Ostatni z wymienio- nych jest jednocześnie pierwszym stwierdzeniem przedstawiciela rodziny Barbutiidae w Polsce.