Mite Life Cycle - Revision history

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moved Mite life cycle to Mite Life Cycle

Aimee.e.hicks at 14:22, 20 July 2010

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+==Webinars==
 [[Category:Expert_Review]][[Category:Mites|E]]

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 [[File:mite egg.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Red Palm Mite Egg. E. Erbe unknown date, wikimedia commons]]
 [[File:larva.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Mite larva of either family ''Trombidiidae'' or ''Erythraeidae''. Pudding4brains 2008, wikimedia commons]]
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 Once nymphs have emerged from the larval stage, the nymphs moult finally into adult mites. These adult mites can be [[Burrowing Mites|burrowing mites]] or [[:Category:Non-Burrowing Mites|surface mites]] depending on their species.
-==Literature Search==
+{{Learning
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+|literature search = [http://www.cabdirect.org/search.html?q=title%3A%28%22Life+Cycle%22%29+AND+%28title%3A%28Mite%29+OR+title%3A%28mites%29%29 Mite Life Cycle publications]
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 ==References==
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 [[File:mite egg.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Red Palm Mite Egg. E. Erbe unknown date, wikimedia commons]]
-[[File:larva.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Mite larva of either family ''Trombidiidae'' or ''Erythraeidae''. Pudding4brains 2008, wikimedia commons]][[File:nymph.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Rhinonyssid mite nymph. Lajos.Rozsa. 1988, wikimedia commons]]
+[[File:larva.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Mite larva of either family ''Trombidiidae'' or ''Erythraeidae''. Pudding4brains 2008, wikimedia commons]]
 The life cycle length of a mite varies between species, but is approximately 3 weeks on average. The ''[[Psoroptes]]'' mite has a lifecycle of 10 days, whereas the ''[[Demodex]]'' mite has a 21 day lifecycle.
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+[[File:nymph.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Rhinonyssid mite nymph. Lajos.Rozsa. 1988, wikimedia commons]]
 Use these links to find recent scientific publications via CAB Abstracts (log in required unless accessing from a subscribing organisation).
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 Once nymphs have emerged from the larval stage, the nymphs moult finally into adult mites. These adult mites can be [[Burrowing Mites|burrowing mites]] or [[:Category:Non-Burrowing Mites|surface mites]] depending on their species.
 ==References==
 Durden, Lance A. (2002). Medical and veterinary entomology (3rd ed.). Academic Press.

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 {{review}}
+[[File:mite egg.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Red Palm Mite Egg. E. Erbe unknown date, wikimedia commons]]
 The life cycle length of a mite varies between species, but is approximately 3 weeks on average. The ''[[Psoroptes]]'' mite has a lifecycle of 10 days, whereas the ''[[Demodex]]'' mite has a 21 day lifecycle.
 ===Eggs===
-The female mite lays eggs on the host. The number of eggs varies between species.[[File:mite egg.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Red Palm Mite Egg. E. Erbe unknown date, wikimedia commons]]
+The female mite lays eggs on the host. The number of eggs varies between species.
 ===Larvae===
-The mite's eggs hatch into '''hexapod''' larvae. Larvae often only feed on skin cells, not blood at this stage. In some mites the larval stage is the only parasitic stage of their life cycle, for example ''[[Trombicula autumnalis]]''. This stage of the mite's life cycle usually lasts around 3-4 days.[[File:larva.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Mite larva of either family ''Trombidiidae'' or ''Erythraeidae''. Pudding4brains
+The mite's eggs hatch into '''hexapod''' larvae. Larvae often only feed on skin cells, not blood at this stage. In some mites the larval stage is the only parasitic stage of their life cycle, for example ''[[Trombicula autumnalis]]''. This stage of the mite's life cycle usually lasts around 3-4 days.
 ===Nymphs===
-The larvae remain dormant for 24 hours and moult into nymphs. There are two nymphal stages recognised. This stage in the mite's life cycle also lasts around 3-4 days.[[File:nymph.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Rhinonyssid mite nymph. Lajos.Rozsa. 1988, wikimedia commons]]
+The larvae remain dormant for 24 hours and moult into nymphs. There are two nymphal stages recognised. This stage in the mite's life cycle also lasts around 3-4 days.
 ===Adults===

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 The life cycle length of a mite varies between species, but is approximately 3 weeks on average. The ''[[Psoroptes]]'' mite has a lifecycle of 10 days, whereas the ''[[Demodex]]'' mite has a 21 day lifecycle.
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