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  Bat Wing Mite (Periglischrus paracaligus), a parasite of Tequila bat Leptonycteris yerbabuenae.
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  These mites depend strictly on host body to complete their life cycle (obligate parasites) and host contact for dispersal.Photo by D. Zamora.
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