INVERTEBRATE SPECIES SUMMARY PAGE

Cytodites nudus:

Summary Information
Taxonomic Classification Animalia / Chelicerata / Arachnida / Acarina / Cytoditidae / Cytodites / Species:

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Alternative Names --
Description Airsac mite.

May be seen as white dots (0.6 by 0.4mm) moving over air sacs. (B13.46.w1, B32.32.w12).

Systems affected Trachea, bronchi and airsacs. (B13.46.w1, B32.32.w12).
Life Cycle --
Taxa Groups (hyperlinked if included as Wildpro Modules) containing host species which have been recorded as infected by this organism. --
Intermediate Hosts (if known/applicable) --
Paratenic Hosts (if known/applicable) --
Geographic distribution --
Associated Waterfowl Diseases Air Sac Mite Infection (Cytodites nudus infection) Waterfowl Disease Summary  Mite infection of the trachea, bronchi and air sacs, which may cause cough and dyspnoea, but rarely cause significant disease.
Waterfowl in which the DISEASE has been recorded (NOT necessarily this specific organism)
  • "Waterfowl" - species not specified.

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