Submit a Manuscript to the Journal
International Journal of Acarology
For a Special Issue on
Acarology Research Methodologies
Abstract deadline
Manuscript deadline

Special Issue Editor(s)
Amy Murillo,
University of California Riverside
amy.murillo@ucr.edu
Emilie Demard,
Utah State University
e.demard@usu.edu
Acarology Research Methodologies
- The purpose of this special collection is to encourage the sharing of methods and techniques in the field of acarology.
- The study of mites and ticks often poses unique challenges due to the small size, unique life cycles, and/or morphologies of the taxa, which can create barriers to entry for researchers new to the field of acarology.
- Papers in this collection will provide detailed methodologies, including figures, pictures or schematics, as well as sourced materials, equipment used, and suppliers, as applicable.
- Papers will describe methods in acarology including, but not limited to: sampling, rearing, mounting, imaging, and observation of mites and ticks, as well as experiment set-up under laboratory, greenhouse, or field conditions.
- Authors will use vocabulary accessible to a non-expert audience and/or define any technical terms/jargon.
Submission Instructions
- The word limit for papers is 7500 words.
- The expected publication date is January 2026.
- Please select the special issue “Acarology Research Methodologies” when submitting to the International Journal of Acarology.