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Species delimitation of  Psoroptes  spp. and identity of the parasite in water buffaloes remain poorly defined. In this study,  Psoroptes  infestation on three water buffalo farms in Egypt was examined based on morphometric characteristics, especially the opisthosomal setae of adult male mites. Clinical investigations showed that 28% (196/700) of the sampled animals had mange infestation. Microscopic examinations of 80 skin scrapings indicated the occurrence of  Psoroptes  mites in 17 (21.3%) samples,  Sarcoptes  mites in 27 (33.7%) samples, and the concurrence of both in 36 (45.0%) samples. Morphologically, the  Psoroptes  parasite was identified as  Psoroptes natalensis . DNA sequence analysis of the second internal transcribed spacer (ITS2) in 11 representative samples confirmed the diagnosis and suggested the presence of a distinct variety of  Psoroptes natalensis  in Egypt.

Morphologic and Genotypic Characterization of Psoroptes Mites from Water Buffaloes in Egypt