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Psorergatic mange (Acari:Psorergatidae) of the stumptail macaque (Macaca arctoides).
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1981
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Psorergatic MangeMammalogyEvolutionary BiologyHistopathologyMedicinePathologyPrimate SystematicsStumptail MacaquesGeneral PathologyPrimate BehaviorAnatomyDermatologyDermatopathologyDermal CystsBreeding ColonyExperimental DermatologyDermal StructureParasitology
Psorergates (Psorobia) sp were recovered from dermal cysts on the face, chest, and abdomen of three stumptail macaques (Macaca arctoides) in a breeding colony of research animals. The lesions were multiple and appeared as white, crusted structures measuring 2 to 10 mm in diameter. These lesions were not associated with pruritus or other clinical symptoms. The mites were embedded in the epidermis and associated with mild hyperkeratosis. A few mononuclear leukocytes were present in the dermal and subcutaneous tissues.