The Sarcoptiformes are an order of mites comprising over 15,000 described species in around 230 families. Previously it was divided into two suborders, Oribatida and Astigmatina, but Oribatida has been promoted to an order, and Astigmatina is now an unranked taxon.[4][5][6]

Sarcoptiformes
Female and male "Trouessartia capens"
Female and male Trouessartia capens
Scientific classification Edit this classification
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Subphylum: Chelicerata
Class: Arachnida
Superorder: Acariformes
Order: Sarcoptiformes
Reuter, 1909 [1][2]
Suborders[3]

Families

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Families:[7]

  1. Acaridae
  2. Acaronychidae
  3. Achipteriidae
  4. Adelphacaridae
  5. Adhaesozetidae
  6. Aeroglyphidae
  7. Aleurodamaeidae
  8. Algophagidae
  9. Alicorhagiidae
  10. Alloptidae
  11. Alycidae
  12. Ameridae
  13. Amerobelbidae
  14. Ameronothridae
  15. Ametroproctidae
  16. Analgidae
  17. Apionacaridae
  18. Arborichthoniidae
  19. Arceremaeidae
  20. Aribatidae
  21. Ascouracaridae
  22. Astegistidae
  23. Atopochthoniidae
  24. Atopomelidae
  25. Autognetidae
  26. Avenzoariidae
  27. Basilobelbidae
  28. Belboidae
  29. Brachychthoniidae
  30. Caleremaeidae
  31. Caloppiidae
  32. Canestriniidae
  33. Canestriniidae
  34. Carabodidae
  35. Carpoglyphidae
  36. Caudiferidae
  37. Ceratokalummidae
  38. Ceratoppiidae
  39. Ceratozetidae
  40. Cerocepheidae
  41. Chaetodactylidae
  42. Chamobatidae
  43. Charassobatidae
  44. Chetochelacaridae
  45. Cheylabididae
  46. Chirodiscidae
  47. Chirorhynchobiidae
  48. Chortoglyphidae
  49. Collohmanniidae
  50. Cosmochthoniidae
  51. Crotoniidae
  52. Crypturoptidae
  53. Ctenacaridae
  54. Ctenobelbidae
  55. Cuneoppiidae
  56. Cymbaeremaeidae
  57. Cytoditidae
  58. Damaeidae
  59. Damaeolidae
  60. Dameolidae
  61. Dampfiellidae
  62. Decoroppiidae
  63. Dendroeremaeidae
  64. Dermationidae
  65. Dermoglyphidae
  66. Drymobatidae
  67. Echimyopodidae
  68. Elliptochthoniidae
  69. Eniochthoniidae
  70. Epactozetidae
  71. Epidermoptidae
  72. Epilohamanniidae
  73. Epilohmanniidae
  74. Epimerellidae
  75. Eremaeidae
  76. Eremaeozetidae
  77. Eremellidae
  78. Eremobelbidae
  79. Eremulidae
  80. Euglycyphagidae
  81. Eulohmanniidae
  82. Euphthiracaridae
  83. Eustathiidae
  84. Eutegaeidae
  85. Falculiferidae
  86. Fortuyniidae
  87. Freyanidae
  88. Gabuciniidae
  89. Galumnellidae
  90. Galumnidae
  91. Gastronyssidae
  92. Gaudiellidae
  93. Gaudoglyphidae
  94. Gehypochthoniidae
  95. Genavensiidae
  96. Glycacaridae
  97. Glycyphagidae
  98. Grandjeanicidae
  99. Granuloppiidae
  100. Guanolichidae
  101. Gustaviidae
  102. Gymnodamaeidae
  103. Haplochthoniidae
  104. Haplozetidae
  105. Hemileiidae
  106. Hemisarcoptidae
  107. Hermanniellidae
  108. Hermanniidae
  109. Heterobelbidae
  110. Heterochthoniidae
  111. Heterocoptidae
  112. Histiostomatidae
  113. Humerobatidae
  114. Hungarobelbidae
  115. Hyadesiidae
  116. Hydrozetidae
  117. Hypochthoniidae
  118. Hypoderatidae
  119. Kiwilichidae
  120. Knemidokoptidae
  121. Kodiakellidae
  122. Kramerellidae
  123. Lamellareidae
  124. Laminosioptidae
  125. Lardoglyphidae
  126. Lemanniellidae
  127. Lemurnyssidae
  128. Liacaridae
  129. Licneremaeidae
  130. Licnobelbidae
  131. Licnodamaeidae
  132. Liebstadiidae
  133. Limnozetidae
  134. Linobiidae
  135. Listrophoridae
  136. Lobalgidae
  137. Lohmanniidae
  138. Lyroppiidae
  139. Machadobelbidae
  140. Machuellidae
  141. Mahuellidae
  142. Malaconothridae
  143. Maudheimiidae
  144. Meliponocoptidae
  145. Mesoplophoridae
  146. Micreremidae
  147. Micropsammidae
  148. Microtegeidae
  149. Microzetidae
  150. Mochlozetidae
  151. Mucronothridae
  152. Multoribulidae
  153. Myocoptidae
  154. Nanhermanniidae
  155. Nanhermanniidea
  156. Nanohystricidae
  157. Nanorchestidae
  158. Nehypochthoniidae
  159. Nematalycidae
  160. Neoliodidae
  161. Nesozetidae
  162. Niphocepheidae
  163. Nippobodidae
  164. Nodocepheidae
  165. Nosybeidae
  166. Nothridae
  167. Ochrolichidae
  168. Oconnoriidae
  169. Oehserchestidae
  170. Oppidae
  171. Oppiidae
  172. Oribatellidae
  173. Oribatulidae
  174. Oribellidae
  175. Oribotritiidae
  176. Oripodidae
  177. Otocepheidae
  178. Oxyameridae
  179. Pachygnathidae
  180. Palaeacaridae
  181. Papillonotidae
  182. Parakalummidae
  183. Parakalumnidae
  184. Parhypochthoniidae
  185. Passalozetidae
  186. Pedetopodidae
  187. Pediculochelidae
  188. Peloppiidae
  189. Pelopsidae
  190. Perlohmanniidae
  191. Phenopelopidae
  192. Pheroliodidae
  193. Phthiracaridae
  194. Pirnodidae
  195. Plasmobatidae
  196. Plateremaeidae
  197. Platyameridae
  198. Pneumocoptidae
  199. Podacaridae
  200. Podopterotegaeidae
  201. Polypterozetidae
  202. Proctophyllodidae
  203. Proteonematalycidae
  204. Proterorhagiidae
  205. Prothoplophoridae
  206. Protoplophoridae
  207. Protoribatidae
  208. Psammochthoniidae
  209. Pseudoppiidae
  210. Psoroptidae
  211. Psoroptoididae
  212. Pterolichidae
  213. Pteronyssidae
  214. Ptiloxenidae
  215. Ptyssalgidae
  216. Punctoribatidae
  217. Pyroglyphidae
  218. Quadroppiidae
  219. Rectijanuidae
  220. Rhynchoribatidae
  221. Rhyncoptidae
  222. Rioppiidae
  223. Rosensteiniidae
  224. Salvidae
  225. Sarcoptidae
  226. Scatoglyphidae
  227. Scheloribatidae
  228. Schizoglyphidae
  229. Scutoverticidae
  230. Selenoribatidae
  231. Sphaerochthoniidae
  232. Spinozetidae
  233. Staurobatidae
  234. Sternoppiidae
  235. Suctobelbidae
  236. Suidasiidae
  237. Symbioribatidae
  238. Synichotritiidae
  239. Syringobiidae
  240. Tectocepheidae
  241. Tegeocranellidae
  242. Tegoribatidae
  243. Tenuialidae
  244. Teratoppiidae
  245. Terpnacaridae
  246. Tetracondylidae
  247. Thoracosathesidae
  248. Thyrisomidae
  249. Thysanocercidae
  250. Tokunocepheidae
  251. Trhypochthoniellidae
  252. Trhypochthoniidae
  253. Trichthoniidae
  254. Trizetidae
  255. Trouessartiidae
  256. Tubulozetidae
  257. Tumerozetidae
  258. Tuparezetidae
  259. Turbinoptidae
  260. Unduloribatidae
  261. Vexillariidae
  262. Winterschmidtiidae
  263. Xenillidae
  264. Xolalgidae
  265. Zetomotrichidae
  266. Zetorchestidae

References

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