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TWO species of hypopial nyrnphs of mites of the family Glycyphagidae were recovered from Heterorn!l.s gatlrneri froin Yucatan, hlexico. Numerous specimens of a hypopus identified as Dermacaru.~ ornattl.~ Fain were recovered from the hair and skin. A single specimen of an endo- parasitic hypopus identified as a new genus and species, Neolabidophort~s !/z~catanensis, was recovered from the hair follicles. The new genus differs from similar forms of the subfamily Metalabidophorinae in having a rudimentary clasper organ represented by a median sclerite behind legs IV without external serrated claspers, structure and slightly dorsal position of the tarsal solenidia on legs I and 11, and a modified pair of subpalposoinal setae on the median venter. Hypopial nymphs of mites of the family Glycyphagidae were recovered from Gaumer's spiny pocket mouse, Heteromys gaumeri, from Yucatan, hlexico. Numerous specimens, repre- senting a new host record, of Dermacarus omatus Fain were recovered from the skin and hair. Also, a new endoparasitic genus and species, Neolabidophorus yucntanensis, is de- scribed from the hair follicles of this host. In the following description all measure- ments are in microns. Drawings were made with the aid of a camera lucida. Setal designa- tions follow those outlined by Fain (1969). Neolabidophorus gen. n.

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Neolabidophorus yucatanensis gen. et sp. n. and a New Record for Dermacarus ornatus Fain, 1967 (Acarina: Glycyphagidae) from Heteromys gaumeri Allen and Chapman, 1897, Gaumer's Spiny Pocket Mouse (Rodentia: Heteromyidae)