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The 11 pages that link to Acari, each with the reason it gives.

• ChelicerataBroader topic: Mites and ticks demonstrate the group’s ecological and anatomical breadth.

• MitesNarrower topic: Mites belong to this broader group, whose classification also includes ticks.

• TickNarrower topic: Ticks belong to this broader group of arthropods.

• ProsomaCompared with: Many mites obscure the prosoma–opisthosoma division visible in other chelicerates.

• Arachnid phylogenyBroader topic: Its placement and internal branching challenge reconstructions of arachnid evolution.

• AcariformesNarrower topic: Acariformes is one of Acari’s two major evolutionary lineages.

• RicinuleiCompared with: Despite the name hooded tickspiders, ricinuleans are not ticks or mites.

• AcaricideNarrower topic: Acaricides are named for their targets within this group.

• PalpigradiCompared with: Mites are also tiny soil arachnids, but palpigrades retain a more visibly segmented body and a long flagellum.

• ParasitiformesNarrower topic: Parasitiformes is one of Acari’s two principal evolutionary lineages.

• TrombiculidaeNarrower topic: Trombiculidae belongs to Acari, whose members include many distinct life histories.