ABSTRACT An inclusion of a peacock mite species Tuckerella fossilibus Khaustov, Sergeyenko & Perkovsky, 2014 of the plant-feeding family Tuckerellidae (Acariformes: Tetranychoidea) was found in a sample of Bitterfeld amber from Germany. The finding is noteworthy because of the rare occurrence of this species in the fossil record (currently restricted to the holotype from Rovno amber in the Ukraine), a stase which is at least a tritonymph, and pine pollen grains entangled with opisthosomal setae from row H. Under these circumstances, the present discovery supplements the original diagnosis of the species and allows discussion of some aspects of its morphology, ecology and biogeography.

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比特费尔德琥珀中化石塔克氏菌（Acariformes：Tuckerellidae）的发生

摘要 在来自德国的比特费尔德琥珀样品中发现了一种孔雀螨物种 Tuckerella stoneibus Khaustov、Sergeyenko 和 Perkovsky，2014 年属于植物喂养家族 Tuckerellidae（Acariformes：Tetranychoidea）。这一发现值得注意，因为该物种在化石记录中很少出现（目前仅限于来自乌克兰罗夫诺琥珀的正模标本）、至少是一种三音虫的阶段，以及与来自 H 排的反体刚毛纠缠在一起的松花粉粒在这种情况下，目前的发现补充了该物种的原始诊断，并允许对其形态学、生态学和生物地理学的某些方面进行讨论。