C'est quoi le record de nouvelles familles et qui le détient ?
Bon je pense que si je continue comme cela j'aurais moi-même la réponse.
Sinon sur pipistrelle nous avons :
Steatonyssus murinus (Lucas, 1840)
Distribution. Roost (Pipistrellus pipistrellus): (E) Buckinghamshire (Woodroffe 1956). Roost (?pipistrelle): (E) Berkshire (Woodroffe 1956). Roost (?Plecotus auritus): (E) North Hampshire(Woodroffe 1956).
Remarks. Because no type material of S. murinus has survived and its original description is inadequately detailed to allow identification, Till & Evans (1964) concluded it was a species incertae sedis, while Radovsky (1967) treated it as a nomen dubium. No author has subsequently challenged these decisions. Unfortunately, Woodroffe’s specimens could not be located for study, but C. D. Radford, their identifier, determined other material as S. murinus that proved to be S. periblepharus (pers. obs., ASB), and this could, therefore, be their true identity.
Steatonyssus periblepharus Kolenati, 1858
Distribution. Myotis mystacinus: (E) Northamptonshire (this paper), Cheshire*, Yorkshire* (Till & Evans 1964); Britain (Evans & Till 1966). Myotis nattereri: (E) Oxfordshire (this paper).
Pipistrellus pipistrellus: (E) North Essex, Buckinghamshire (Till & Evans 1964), West Cornwall (with Scilly) [St Agnes], South Somerset (this paper), North Devon (Thompson 1936), East Suffolk (Hutson 1964); (I) North-east Galway (Fairley & Clark 1972), Fermanagh (Till & Evans 1964); (W)
Glamorgan (this paper); Britain (Evans & Till 1966). Pipistrellus pygmaeus: (E) West Sussex (this paper). Pipistrellus: (E) Cumberland (Hirst 1922). Pipistrelle: (E) Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Somerset, West Sussex (this paper); (I) Fermanagh (this paper). Plecotus auritus: (E) Cornwall* (Turk & Turk 1952), West Gloucestershire (this paper). Plecotus austriacus: (E) Dorset (this paper). Long-eared bat: (E) Norfolk (this paper).
Synonyms. Liponyssus chiropteralis Hirst, 1922: 776. Steatonyssus murinus (Lucas, 1840), Turk & Turk 1952: 484. Ceratonyssus musculi (Koch, 1836) [in part], Thompson 1935: 145 [sensu Thompson 1936: 135].
Remarks (also, see ‘Remarks’ for Steatonyssus murinus). Thompson (1936) listed his material as Liponyssus chiropteralis and Pteronyssus chiropteralis on respectively page 135 and 136 of his paper.
Tout ceci dans :
Checklist of the mites (Arachnida: Acari) associated with bats (Mammalia:
Chiroptera) in the British Isles
ANNE S. BAKER1 & JENNY C. CRAVEN2
Donc on pourrait à défaut proposer
Steatonyssus cf periblepharus car les autres Steatonyssus portent sur des sérotines et noctules. Je sais c'est une conclusion un peu osée mais vraisemblable.
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