acarine

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ac·a·rine

(ak'ă-rīn),

A member of the order Acarina.

ac·a·rine

(ak'ă-rīn)

A member of the order Acarina.

acarine

pertaining to or of the nature of members of the order Acarina including the ticks and mites.

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