If you want a best identification contact the professor Otranto Domenico and his team.

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The first two figures (PIC 21 & 25) are for acarid mite of the family Acaridae (Astigmata). The other ones (PIC 4 & 106) are for a predatory prostigmatid mite belongs to the family Bdellidae.

Further details, to determine the genuine and species couldn't be made through a photo, it has to be mounted on slides and got microscopic examination.

For acarid mites, I believe Prof Pavel B. Klimov, Purdue University, Lilly Hall of Life Sciences, G-225, 915 W State St, West Lafayette, Indiana 47907, USA, would give you a great idea.

For Bdellid mites identification, you may contact Ray Fisher, Entomogist at the Mississippi Entomological Museum, USA, via Twitter https://twitter.com/Theridula?s=09

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