Below is Tyrophagus sp. a forage mite. This mite infests and spoils food. It can cause allergies in humans, cats and dogs.
Below isHumerobates sp., a beetle mite. It is a soil-enriching mite.
Leptus beroni, the Red velvet mite (seen on the back of a harvestman above) is relatively large, soft, bright red, and has fine hair giving it the appearance of velvet. It has a body length of around 1 mm. The mite feeds on other mites, springtails, aphids etc. The larvae often use harvestmen to transport and disperse them to other suitable habitats.
| Chelicerata | |
| Merostomata (horseshoe crabs) | |
| Pycnogona (sea spiders) | |
| Arachnida spiders | |
| Arachnida scorpions | |
| Arachnida solifugae (sun spiders, wind scorpions) | |
| Arachnida palpigradi (microwhip scorpions) | |
| Arachnida Uropygi (whip scorpions) | |
| Arachnida Amblypygi (whip spiders) | |
| Arachnida Schizomida, short-tailed whip scorpions | |
| Arachnida pseudoscorpiones | |
| Arachnida mites, watermites | |
| Arachnida ticks | |
| Arachnida opiliones, harvestmen | |