An introduction of Ram ki dukariya: Red velvet mite (Dinothrombium grandissimum) in national Chambal sanctuary forest

CP Singh; Dr. Ratna Gaur; Dr. YB Dixit

doi:10.22271/23940522.2021.v8.i5a.848

An introduction of Ram ki dukariya: Red velvet mite (Dinothrombium grandissimum) in national Chambal sanctuary forest

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CP Singh, Dr. Ratna Gaur and Dr. YB Dixit

Abstract:

Dinothrombium grandissimum is an Arthropod belonging the sub class Acari and family Thrombididae are very much common in Chambal Sanctuary Forest area in district Etawah- Auraia U.P. India. This might have peculiar body colour, Morphology, Behavior, Reproductive, Life cycle and ecological characteristics and this mites prefer specific habitat. Their extreme habitat and mode of living shows adaptive cope up with harsh environment, Mite also plays significant role in ecological balance of ecosystem.

DOI: 10.22271/23940522.2021.v8.i5a.848

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CP Singh, Dr. Ratna Gaur and Dr. YB Dixit. An introduction of Ram ki dukariya: Red velvet mite (Dinothrombium grandissimum) in national Chambal sanctuary forest. Int. J. Fauna Biol. Stud. 2021;8(5):09-11. DOI: 10.22271/23940522.2021.v8.i5a.848

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Infauna	Epifauna
Mesofauna	Microfauna
Macrofauna	Megafauna
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Apiology	Arachnology
Arthropodology	Cetology
Conchology	Entomology
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Malacology	Ichthyology
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Paleozoology	Planktology
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Parasitology	Zoosemiotics
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An introduction of Ram ki dukariya: Red velvet mite (Dinothrombium grandissimum) in national Chambal sanctuary forest

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