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The female of Typhlodromus dominiquae n.sp., the female of Amblyseius armellae n.sp., the female and male of A. annae n.sp., and the male of A. ovaloides Blommers are described and illustrated. Collection records are given for these species and for eight additional species from Papua New Guinea: A. deleoni Muma and Denmark; A. largoensis (Muma); A. longispinosus (Evans); A. peltatus Merwe; A. tamatavensis Blommers; Phytoseius hawaiiensis Prasad; P. hongkongensis Swirski and Shechter, and P. rubiginosae Schicha. Twelve Tetranychoidea were collected in association with these Phytoseiidae, the following ten for the first time from New Guinea: Eutetranychus africanus (Tucker); Panonychus elongatus Manson; Oligonychus biharensis (Hirst); O. plegas Baker and Pritchard; Tetranychus fijiensis Hirst; T. kanzawai Kishida; T. lambi Pritchard and Baker; T. neocaledonicus Andre; T. piercei McGregor; and T. urticae Koch.
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