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...ing eggs from the gaster of the inquiline gyne (source of eggs uncertain). Mite near the hind leg of host gyne. Figures 8–10. Inquiline on host. {{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}}

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{{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}} ...nr. ''bakeri''"|Associate Taxon Link = |Associate Relationship = parasite|Associate Relationship Link =Parasites and Parasitoids|Locality = |Source = Heraty 19

{{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}} ...= ''Camponotus kiusiuensis''|Associate Taxon Link = Camponotus kiusiuensis|Associate Relationship = host|Locality =|Source =Sakai, 1990|Notes =Needs confirmatio

File:Mite-D5.jpg|Phoretic mite {{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}}

{{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}} ...s ochraceus''|Associate Taxon Link =|Associate Relationship = myrmecophile|Associate Relationship Link = Myrmecophilus|Locality =Mediterranean region|Source =St

|name1=Mite on gaster of Tetramorium tsushimae.jpg |comment1=Mite on gaster of ''Tetramorium tsushimae'' worker.

{{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}} ...orpha myrmicae''|Associate Taxon Link = |Associate Relationship = parasite|Associate Relationship Link =Parasites and Parasitoids|Locality = |Source =Heraty, 19

...able because it functionally replaces the ant’s distal tarsal segment. The mite attaches itself to the membrane of hind leg pulvilli and its curved hind le {{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}}

...iveira & J.H.C. Delabie, unpubl.). In many ant species, newly mated queens associate with other queens to establish new colonies, independent of parentage (I.O. {{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}}

...g to setae on the tibiae and tarsi, up to 30 per leg. There was one larger mite, not the same as the phoretic mites, which I found in the refuse pile and p {{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}}

...Taxon = ''Formica dakotensis''|Associate Relationship = temporary parasite|Associate Taxon Link = Formica dakotensis|Locality =|Source =|Notes =|Inline = yes}}. Occasionally, workers and sexuals become covered with a mite (''Oplitis'' sp.?) that reduces their energy level and may cause the demise

...sociate Taxon = ''Lasius bicornis''|Associate Taxon Link = Lasius bicornis|Associate Relationship = host|Locality =|Source =de la Mora et al., 2021; Seifert, 20 ...= |Associate Taxon = ''Lasius jensi''|Associate Taxon Link = Lasius jensi|Associate Relationship = host|Locality =|Source =de la Mora et al., 2021; Seifert, 20

{{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}} ...colax incautus''|Associate Taxon Link = |Associate Relationship = parasite|Associate Relationship Link =Parasites and Parasitoids|Locality = |Source = Cook, 201

...flights a few days later, including this ''Monomorium minimum''. Note the mite on the back of the female, hitchhiking a ride to a potential new host colon ...Associate Taxon Link = Lasius crypticus|Associate Relationship = xenobiont|Associate Relationship Link =Xenobiosis|Locality =|Source =Mackay & Mackay, 2002|Note

...Taxon = ''Lasius psammophilus''|Associate Taxon Link = Lasius psammophilus|Associate Relationship = host|Locality =|Source =de la Mora et al., 2021; Janda et al {{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}}

...population were parasitized by an undescribed Uropodidae mite species. The mite appeared to be a native species in the region hence is believed to have shi {{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}}

{{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}} ...sociate Taxon = ''Lasius umbratus''|Associate Taxon Link = Lasius umbratus|Associate Relationship = temporary parasite|Locality =|Source =de la Mora et al., 202

...ssociate Taxon Link = Formica aquilonia|Associate Relationship = xenobiont|Associate Relationship Link =Xenobiosis|Locality =Finland|Source =Czechowski, 2004; K ...ociate Taxon Link = Formica cunicularia|Associate Relationship = xenobiont|Associate Relationship Link =Xenobiosis|Locality =United Kingdom|Source =Kanizsai et

Da Silva et al. (2017) - The mite ''[[Mites#Petalomium|Petalomium gottrauxi]]'' {{ExploreCargoData|prompt=Associate|table=Associate}}