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inquiline
inquiline, n. (a.) rare. (ˈɪnkwɪlaɪn) [ad. L. inquilīnus an indweller in a place not his own, a sojourner, lodger, f. in- (in-2) + colĕre to dwell. Cf. F. inquilin (Cotgr. 1611).] 1. A sojourner, a lodger, an indweller.a 1641 Bp. R. Montagu Acts & Mon. (1642) 436 Clemens..and Origen, being both nati... Oxford English Dictionary
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Inquiline
In zoology, an inquiline (from Latin inquilinus, "lodger" or "tenant") is an animal that lives commensally in the nest, burrow, or dwelling place of an colony may support dozens of different inquiline species. wikipedia.org
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Anabremia inquilina
It is an inquiline of another gall midge - Jaapiella medicaginis - which makes galls on Medicago species. wikipedia.org
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Acalitus calycophthirus
Inquiline A mite, Cecidophyopsis vermiformis is an inquiline of Acalitus calycophthirus, as well as an inquiline of Aceria tenella on hornbeam and Phytoptus wikipedia.org
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Habrotrocha rosa
It is one of many species that make up the inquiline community that thrives within the water-retaining pitcher-shaped leaves of S. purpurea. wikipedia.org
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Gasteruption assectator
G. assectator is a generalist inquiline parasitoid of many other bee and wasp species such as Hylaeus confusus, Hylaeus pectoralis, and Pemphredon fabricii wikipedia.org
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Synergus japonicus
Whereas most gall wasps create the galls in which they live, Synergus japonicus is an inquiline species, living in the gall created by another species These inquilines can be considered as kleptoparasites because the shared gall is an arrangement that is only to the advantage of the inquiline. wikipedia.org
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Dasineura plicatrix
Inquiline Lestodiplosis plicatricis is an inquiline; a lodger or tenant of Dasineura plicatrix and live in the gall. wikipedia.org
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Dasineura balsamifera
They are an inquiline of Paradiplosis tumifex. References Cecidomyiinae wikipedia.org
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Rabdophaga strobilina
Rabdophaga strobilina is a gall midge and inquiline of Rabdophaga rosaria and Rabdophaga terminalis; also gall midges. R. strobilina is also an inquiline of Rabdophaga terminalis. wikipedia.org
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Mordellistena convicta
It is an inquiline known to inhabit the galls of the goldenrod gall fly, wherein the beetle both feeds on the plant tissue and usually consumes the fly wikipedia.org
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Diplolepis mayri
One inquiline species, Periclistus brandtii also occurs in both galls. Caenacis inflexa is exclusively the parasitoid of this inquiline. Other species as Torymus rubi, Eupelmus urozonus, Eupelmus vesicularis, Eurytoma rosae can be the parasitoids of both gall inducers and the inquiline. wikipedia.org
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Eriophyes laevis
Inquiline Diptacus sacramentae are mites found on the underside of leaves and also live commensally in the gall as an inquiline. D. sacramentae can also occur as an inquiline of E. inangulis. Distribution The mite is found in Europe and the United States of America. wikipedia.org
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Rabdophaga rosaria
Causer, inquiline and associations Each rosette contains a single pinkish-coloured larva which, unusually, pupates within the gall. Rabdophaga strobilina is closely related and is an inquiline of R. rosaria. wikipedia.org
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Acalitus plicans
Inquilines One species of Inquiline is known to live in the gall alongside the gall-causer, and a second may be a gall-causer or an inquiline,  Epitrimerus fagi Monochetus sulcatus – is either a gall-causer on beech or an inquiline of Acalitus plicans. wikipedia.org
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