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A new species,  Peristerophila falcophila  Skoracki and Hromada sp. nov. is described from three avian hosts of the genus  Falco :  F. peregrinus  Tunstall, 1771 from Kenya, Germany and Nepal,  F. cherrug  Gray, 1834 from Romania, and  F. sparverius  Linnaeus, 1758 from Colombia. This new species differs from closely related  Peristerophila accipitridicus  Skoracki  et al . 2010 as follow: the propodonotal shield is reduced in the posterior part, but not divided into three separate shield ( vs . divided into three punctate and saber-like sclerites in  P. accipitridicus ); the length ratio of setae  ve : si  is 1:1.6–1.8 ( vs . 1:2–2.8); fan-like setae  p’  and  p”  of legs III and IV are with 10 tines ( vs . 19–20); and the length of setae  e2  is 145–155 ( vs . 185–215). Additionally, the key to all species of the genus  Peristerophila  is constructed and the host-parasite relationships are briefly discussed.

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Peristerophila falcophila  sp. nov., a new species and first record of quill mites (Acariformes: Syringophilidae) parasitizing birds of the order Falconiformes