Norman J.
Fashing
Year of arrival 1973.
Professor,
tenured. B.A., Biology, California State University, Chico, 1965; M.A.,
Biology,
California State University, Chico, 1967; Ph.D., Entomology, University
of
Kansas, Lawrence, 1973. Entomology/Acarology. Behavioral
Ecology,
Community Ecology, Systematics of non-parasitic astigmatid mites.
Publications 1990 - present (William & Mary Undergraduate; William& Mary Masters Student)
- Fashing, N. J.
2008.
Mate-guarding in the genus Creutzeria
(Astigmata: Histiostomatidae), a
natatorial inhabitant of the fluid-filled pitchers of Nepenthes
(Nepentheaceae). Systematic and Applied Acarology.
Submitted.
- Fashing, N. J.
2008.
Life-history and biology of Hormosianoetus
mallotae (Fashing)
(Histiostomatidae: Astigmata), an obligatory inhabitant of water-filled
treeholes. Proceedings of 4th African
Acarology Symposium
Accepted.
- Fashing, N.J. and E.L.
Orlova. 2008. Functional morophology of mechanoreceptors in
astigmatic mites. Proceedings of the 2008 European Acarological
Association Symposium. In Press.
- Fashing, N.J.
2008. Biology of
the genus Hericia
(Algophagidae : Astigmata), with the description of a new species from
the eastern United
States. Systematic and Applied Acarology 13: 3–25. PDF
- Fashing, N.J.
2008. Two novel
adaptations
for dispersal in the mite family Histiostomatidae (Astigmata). In Press.
- Satterlee, Sarah M. and
Norman
J. Fashing. 2007. A preliminary investigation of cues used
by
mesostigmatic mites to locate their passalid beetle hosts. In
J. Morales-Malacara, V. Behan-Pelletier, E. Ueckermann, T. Perez, E.
Estrada, and M. Badii (eds.), Acarology XI: Proceedings of the
International
Congress, Instituto de Biololgía, UNAM, Mexico City,
Mexico. pp 241-248. PDF
- King, Andrew
and
Norman Fashing. 2007. Infanticidal behavior in the subsocial beetle Odontotaenius disjunctus (Illiger)
(Coleoptera:
Passalidae). Journal of Insect Behavior 20: 527-536.
- Fashing,
Norman
.J., and Andrew Burton.
2007. Zibethacarus beeri
(Astigmata:
Glycyphagidae),
a new mite species inhabiting vole nests in western Oregon,
U.S.A.
Systematic and Applied Acarology 12 (2): 161-166.
- Fashing,
N.J. 2007. Fine structure of the genital papillae of Hormosianoetus mallotae (Fashing)
(Astigmata: Histiostomatidae), an obligatory inhabitant of water-filled
treeholes. In K. M. El Kammah, Proceedings of 3rd African
Acarology Symposium. Cairo University, Giza, Egypt. (reprint of
2004 article)
- Fashing, N.J. and K.
Okabe.
2006. Hericia sanukiensis,
a new species of Algophagidae (Astigmata) inhabiting sap flux in
Japan.
Systematic and Applied Acarology Special Publications 22: 1-14. PDF.
- Childers, C.C., W.C.
Welbourn and N.J. Fashing. 2006. A Ranking Model and
List to Identify Foreign Tetranychoidea Pests of Agricultural and
Environmental Significance to the United States. The
United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service (USDA-APHIS). For the full report, please
contact Michael Hennessey, at Michael.K.Hennessey@aphis.usda.gov.
For a partial report published on the internet, please see:
http://www.lucidcentral.org/keys/v3/mites/Invasive_Mite_Identification/key/Whole_site/Tet_files/Tetranychoidea_report.htm
- Fashing,
N.J. 2005. Life history and biology of Sarraceniopus
darlingtoniae
(Histiostomatidae: Astigmata), an obligatory inhabitant of the
fluid-filled
pitchers of Darlingtonia californica (Sarraceniaceae).
Phytophaga
14: 299-305.
PDF
- Fashing,
N.J. 2005. Mate guarding in the genus Zwickia (Astigmata
: Histiostomatidae),
a natatorial inhabitant of the fluid-filled pitchers of Nepenthes
(Nepentheaceae). Phytophaga 14: :149-154 PDF
- Fashing,
N.J. 2004. Fine structure of the genital papillae of Hormosianoetus
mallotae (Fashing) (Astigmata: Histiostomatidae), an obligatory
inhabitant
of water-filled treeholes. International Journal of Acarology:
359-367.
- Turnbull, M. W. and N.
J.
Fashing. 2002. Efficacy of the ventral abdominal secretion of the
cockroach Eurycotis floridana (Blatteria : Blattidae) as a
defense
allomone. Journal of Insect Behavior 15: 369-384. PDF
- Fashing, N.J., and
T.H.
Chua. 2002. Systematics and ecology of Naiadacarus
nepenthicola,
a new species of Acaridae (Acari : Astigmata) inhabiting the pitchers
of Nepenthes bicalcarata Hook. F. in Brunei Darussalam.
International Journal of Acarology 28: 157-167. PDF
- Fashing, N.J.
2002. Nepenthacarus, a new genus of Histiostomatidae
(Acari :
Astigmata) inhabiting the pitchers of Nepenthes mirabilis
(Lour.)
Druce in Far North Queensland, Australia. Australian Journal of
Entomology
41: 7-17. PDF
- Fashing, N.J. 2001.
Morphological
adaptations associated with mate-guarding behaviour in the genus Hericia
(Algophagidae : Astigmata). In R.B. Halliday, D.E. Walter, H.C.
Proctor,
R.A. Norton and M.J. Colloff (eds.), Proceedings of the 10th
International
Congress of Acarology, CSIRO Publishing, Melbourne. PDF
- Fashing, N.J., B.M.
OConnor
and R. Kitching. 2000. Lamingtonacarus, a new genus of
Algophagidae
(Acari : Astigmata) from water-filled treeholes in Queensland,
Australia.
Invertebrate Taxonomy 14: 591-606
- Fashing, N.J. 1999.
Functional
morphology as an aid in determining trophic behavior: The placement of
astigmatic
mites in food webs of water-filled treeholes. In J. Bruin, L.P.S. van
der
Geest and M.W. Sabilis (eds.), Ecology and Evolution of the Acari,
Kluwer
Academic Press, pp. 333-347. (reprilnt of 1998 article)
- Fashing, N.J. 1998.
Functional
morphology as an aid in determining trophic behavior: Placement of
astigmatic
mites in the food webs of water-filled treeholes. Experimental and
Applied
Acarology 22: 435-453. PDF
- Fashing, N.J. and K.S.
Marcuson.
1996. Fine structure of the auxillary organs of Fusohericia
lawrencei
Baker and Crossley (Astigmata : Algophagidae). In R. Mitchell, D.J.
Horn,
G.R. Needham, and W.C. Welbourn (eds.), Acarology IX: Proceedings, The
Ohio Biological Survey, Columbus, pp. 381-384. PDF
- Fashing, N.J., B.M.
OConnor
and R.J. Kitching. 1996. Adaptations for swimming in the genus Creutzeria
(Histiostomatidae: Astigmata). In R. Mitchell, D.J. Horn, G.R. Needham,
and
W.C. Welbourn (eds.), Acarology IX: Proceedings, Vol. 1. The Ohio
Biological
Survey, Columbus, pp 385-388
- Hubard, C.K. and N.J.
Fashing.
1996. Carpoglyphus nidicolous - a new species of Carpoglyphidae
(Acarina
: Astigmata) inhabiting the nests of swallows. Inernational Journal of
Acarology
22: 215-220.
- Fashing, N.J. 1994. A
new
species of Leipothrix (Eriophyidae : Prostigmata) from the
cobra lily, Darlingtonia californica. International Journal of
Acarology,
20:99-101.
- Fashing, N.J. 1994. A
novel
habitat for larvae of the fishfly Chauliodes pectinicornis
(Megaloptera:
Corydalidae). Banisteria, 3:25-26. PDF
- Fashing, N.J. 1994.
Life
history patterns of astigmatid inhabitants of water-filled treeholes.
(Invited
Chapter) In M.A. Houck (ed.), Mites: Ecological and Evolutionary
Analysis
of Life-History Patterns. Chapman & Hall, New York. pp. 160-185.
- Wooddy, M.W. and N.J.
Fashing.
1993. The ability of Rhizoglyphus robini to subsist solely on
a diet
of filter paper. International Journal of Acarology 19: 345-348.
- Fashing, G. K. and N.
J.
Fashing. 1993. The dental needs of high school students in Newport
News,
Virginia: A pilot study. Virginia Dental Journal 70: 32-43.
- Fashing, N.J. and D.M.
Campbell.
1992. Observations on the feeding biology of Algophagus
pennsylvanicus (Astigmata : Algophagidae),a mite restricted to
water- filled
treeholes. Inter. J. Acarology 18: 77-81.
- Fashing, N.J. and W.J.
Hefele.
1991. Biology of Rhizoglyphus robini (Astigmata : Acaridae)
reared
on Bot and Meyer artificial medium. In F. Dusbabek and V. Bukva (eds.),
Modern
Acarology, Vol. 1., Academic, Prague and SPB Academic Publishing, The
Hague,
pp. 499-503.
- Fashing, N.J. 1991.
Deutonymphal
dimorphism in the genus Hericia (Astigmata : Algophagidae). In F.
Dusbabek
and V. Bukva (eds.), Modern Acarology, Vol.1., Academic, Prague and SPB
Academic
Publishing, The Hague. PP. 287- 294. PDF
- Lassiter, M.T. and
N.J.
Fashing. 1990. House dust mites in Williamsburg, Virginia. Virginia
Medical,
April, 152-157.
Editorial
Board: International
Journal
of Acarology
Major Offices in Societies:
- Acarological Society
of
America
President 1988-89
Secretary/Treasurer 1996-99; 2002-2006
Governing
Board Chairman 1982-83
Governing Board Member 1979-82, 1996-99, 2001-2006
Webmaster 1996-2006
- Virginia
Academy
of Sciences: Business Manager 1982-84
- Virginia Natural
History
Society: Councilor 1995-99
Last updated March 31,
2008
College of William and
Mary,
Department of Biology
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