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Sternostoma is a genus of mites in the family Rhinonyssidae. There are more than 70 described species in Sternostoma.

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GENUS

  1. KingdomAnimalia
  2. PhylumArthropoda
  3. ClassArachnida
  4. OrderMesostigmata
  5. FamilyRhinonyssidae

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Specimen records
298
With media
7
Family
Rhinonyssidae
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RBINS-SCIENTIFIC HERITAGE
Recorded in
Rwanda, Trinidad And Tobago, United States, Belgium

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Sternostoma is a genus of mites in the family Rhinonyssidae. There are more than 70 described species in Sternostoma.

==Species== These 79 species belong to the genus Sternostoma: Sternostoma alexfaini Feider & Mironescu, 1969 Sternostoma alexmironi Dimov, 2020 Sternostoma antoni Dimov, 2020 Sternostoma artami Feider & Mironescu, 1982 Sternostoma augei Amaral, 1962 Sternostoma aymarae (Fain, 1964) Sternostoma batis Fain, 1957 Sternostoma boydae Strandtmann, 1951 Sternostoma bruxellarum Fain, 1961 Sternostoma chakarovae Dimov, 2020 Sternostoma christinae Guevara-Benitez, Lopez-Roman & Ubeda-Ontiveros, 1974 Sternostoma cisticolae Fain, 1957 Sternostoma clementei Amaral, 1968 Sternostoma colii Fain, 1956 Sternostoma constricta Feider & Mironescu, 1982 Sternostoma cooremani halcyoni Fain & Nadchatram, 1962 Sternostoma cordiscutata Feider & Mironescu, 1982 Sternostoma crotophagae Pence & Casto, 1975 Sternostoma cryptorhynchum Berlese & Trouessart, 1889 Sternostoma cuculorum korolevae Bregetova & Slavoshevskaya, 1983 Sternostoma darlingi Spicer, 1984 Sternostoma delianovae Dimov, 2020 Sternostoma dumetellae Pence, 1972 Sternostoma dureni Fain, 1956 Sternostoma enevi Dimov, 2020 Sternostoma epistomata Feider & Mironescu, 1973 Sternostoma eurocephali Fain, 1960 Sternostoma ficedulae Fain & Sixl, 1971 Sternostoma francolini Fain, 1960 Sternostoma fulicae Fain & Bafort, 1963 Sternostoma furmani Strandtmann, 1960 Sternostoma gallowayi Knee, 2018 Sternostoma giganteum Fain, 1962 Sternostoma gliciphilae Domrow, 1966 Sternostoma graculi (Butenko, 1999) Sternostoma guevarai Guevara-Benitez, Ubeda-Ontiveros & Cutillas-Barrios, 1979 Sternostoma hedonophilum Fain & Aitken, 1970 Sternostoma hirundinis Fain, 1956 Sternostoma hirundo Fain, Herin & Puylaert, 1977 Sternostoma hutsoni Furman, 1957 Sternostoma hylandi Fain & Johnston, 1966 Sternostoma inflatum Fain, 1963 Sternostoma isabelae Ubuda-Ontiveros & Guevara-Benitez, 1980 Sternostoma kelloggi Hyland & Clark, 1959 Sternostoma kodrensis Shumilo & Lunkashu, 1970 Sternostoma lagonostictae Fain, 1956 Sternostoma longisetosae Hyland, 1961 Sternostoma loxiae Fain, 1965 Sternostoma marchae Dimov, 2012 Sternostoma mortelmansi Fain & Bastin, 1959 Sternostoma nectarinia Fain, 1956 Sternostoma neosittae Domrow, 1967 Sternostoma numerovi (Butenko, 1999) Sternostoma opistaspis Feider & Mironescu, 1982 Sternostoma paddae Fain, 1958 Sternostoma pastor Fain, 1967 Sternostoma pencei Spicer, 1984 Sternostoma piprae (Fain & Aitken, 1967) Sternostoma pirangae Pence, 1973 Sternostoma porteri Hyland, 1963 Sternostoma quiscali Fain & Aitken, 1967 Sternostoma sayornis Pence & Casto, 1975 Sternostoma schiffornis Fain & Aitken, 1970 Sternostoma setifer Knee, 2008 Sternostoma sialiphilus Hyland & Ford, 1960 Sternostoma sinense Fain & Bafort, 1963 Sternostoma sternahirundo Butenko, 1974 Sternostoma straeleni Fain, 1958 Sternostoma strandtmanni Furman, 1957 Sternostoma strigitis Butenko, 1976 Sternostoma sturnicola Fain, 1956 Sternostoma tangarae Fain & Aitken, 1967 Sternostoma technaui (Vitzthum, 1935) Sternostoma thienponti Fain, 1956 Sternostoma tracheacolum Lawrence, 1948 Sternostoma tyrannus Brooks & Strandtmann, 1960 Sternostoma ubedai Ubeda-Ontiveros & Guevara-Benitez, 1981 Sternostoma ziegleri Feider & Mironescu, 1982 Sternostoma zini Dimov & Knee, 2012

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