What is another word for acarina?
Pronunciation: [ɐkɐɹˈiːnə] (IPA) 
Acarina is a biological term that refers to a subclass of arachnids that are commonly known as mites and ticks. These tiny creatures can cause various health issues, including skin irritation, allergies, and even transmit diseases. Synonyms for acarina include Acari, Acaridae, and Acariformes. The word Acari is often used as a general term when referring to mites and ticks as a group. Acaridae is a family of mites that includes common house dust mites, which can cause allergic reactions. Whereas, Acariformes is an order of arachnids that includes both ticks and mites. Regardless of the term used, acarina requires special attention to prevent infestations and minimize their impact on human health.
