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Two new species of scale-mites parasitizing lizards of the family Agamidae (Sauria) are described:  Pterygosoma blandfordi  n. sp. from  Psammophilus blanfordanus  (Stoliczka) (Agamidae: Draconinae) from South India and  Pterygosoma balochistani  n. sp. from  Laudakia nupta nupta  (De Filippi) (Agamidae: Agaminae) from Pakistan.  Pterygosoma blandfordi  n. sp. (female) differs from  P. foliosetis  Jack, 1961  by the shape of the idiosoma which is much wider than long (vs. rounded idiosoma in  P. foliosetis ), the presence of 110–139 pairs of the dorsal anterolateral setae (vs. presence of about 35 pairs of these setae), 20–26 pairs of the peripheral setae (vs. 10–19 pairs), 3 pairs of the genital setae (vs. 1 pair), 6 pairs of the pseudoanal setae (vs. 4 pairs), the absence of leg setae  vGII  and presence of setae  vGIV  (vs. presence of setae  vGII  and absence of setae  vGIV ).  P. balochistani  n. sp. (female) differs from  P. persicum  Hirst, 1917 by the chelicerae 325–350 long (vs. 190–230 long in  P. persicum ), the fixed cheliceral digit bearing small tines (vs. spinous fixed cheliceral digit), presence of subcapitular setae  n  (vs. absence of setae  n ), serrate peripheral setae (vs. smooth peripheral setae), presence of leg setae  vGII–III  (vs. absence of setae  vGII–III ), 4 pairs of the genital setae (vs. 3 pairs) and 7 pairs of the pseudoanal serrate setae (vs. 9–11 pairs of filiform setae  ps ).

Two new species of the genus Pterygosom a (Acariformes: Pterygosomatidae) parasitizing agamid lizards (Sauria: Agamidae) from the Indian subcontinent