Titlebook: Ecology and Evolution of the Acari; Proceedings of the 3 Jan Bruin,L. P. S. Geest,M. W. Sabelis Conference proceedings 1999 Springer Scienc

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The role of adaptation to host plants in the evolution of reproductive isolation: Negative evidence First, adaptation to different host species might result in reproductive isolation as a pleiotropic by-product. Second, if adaptation to one host species strongly reduces fitness on others, selection could favor mechanisms, such as host fidelity and assortative mating, that restrict gene flow betwee

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Geographic differences in host specialization between the symbiotic water mites , and , (Acari: Uniowere examined over a broad geographical scale in order to determine the extent to which specialization by these water mites is structured geographically. Behavioral responses of . and . were highly host-species specific, with adults of both species exhibiting negative phototaxis in the presence of a

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The ecology of Lyme borreliosis vector tickserate zone, have very similar life cycles and ecological requirements. All are three-host ticks, with the immature stages mainly parasitizing small to medium-sized mammals and birds and the adult females parasitizing large mammals such as deer, cattle, sheep and hares. The host-seeking stages show a

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Biology and ecology of trombidiid mites (Acari: Trombidioidea)y of arthropods, among which are pests of many economic crops. This paper provides an updated review of their systematics, life history, reproduction, behaviour, predator—prey and parasite—host relationships, and population dynamics, with particular reference to their possible role in biological con

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