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We: (i) report the rediscovery of () Roberts, 1960 in Australia; (ii) redescribe the male and female of ; (iii) describe the mitochondrial (mt) genome of . from five ticks from four localities in Far North Queensland; and (iv) present the first substantial phylogeny of the subgenera of the . The mt genomes of and are presented here for the first time In our phylogeny from entire mt genomes (ca. 15 kb), the subgenus was the sister-group to subgenera plus plus whereas was the sister to plus . [i.e. (() ( and ))]. Finally, we show that , the kiwi tick, may be closely related to the ticks of marsupials of Australia and Papua New Guinea
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