Major mite taxa—Key feature pages

Leg I rakes

Caeculids (Anystina), Camerobiids (Raphignathina in EleutherengonaEleutherengona:
(also Eleutherengonida, Eleutherengonina, Eleutherengonides) an infraorderwithin the Prostigmata consisting of the two hyporders Raphignathina and Heterostigmata.  Eleutherengona includes many of the most important plant-parasitic mites, e.g., spider mites, broad mite, cyclamen mite.
), and a few sejids (Sejida) have stout setae on legs I that project medially giving the front legs a rake-likerake-like:
a limb with more or less parallel projecting setae or spines resembling the tines of a rake.
appearance.