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acari
This term is a technical biological classification used primarily in acarology and veterinary medicine. It functions as a collective plural, referring to the subclass of arachnids that encompasses both ticks and mites. Because it is a specialized scientific term, it is rarely encountered in casual conversation and is almost exclusively reserved for academic, medical, or ecological contexts.
Grammatically, acari is a plural-only noun derived from Latin. It does not have a standard English singular form; instead, an individual member of this group is referred to as a mite or a tick. It should always be paired with plural verbs and pronouns to maintain scientific accuracy.
Meanings
Examples
The order Acari comprises a vast array of small arachnids including ticks and mites.
Many species of acari are parasitic and feed on the blood of mammals.
Look at these slides to see how acari differ from spiders in their body structure.
I wonder if these acari are native to this region or were introduced by livestock.
The researcher specialized in the study of acari to better understand disease vectors.
The researcher specialized in the study of acari to better understand disease vectors.
Some acari are actually beneficial as they prey on other harmful pests in the soil.
Ancient texts rarely mentioned acari by name but described the itching they caused.
We must identify which group of acari is responsible for this infestation.
We must identify which group of acari is responsible for this infestation.