Teneriffia hajiqanbari sp. nov. (Acari: Trombidiformes: Teneriffiidae), first record of the genus from Iran, with a key to world species of Teneriffia

Teneriffia hajiqanbari n. sp. is described based on female, male, and deutonymph specimens collected in mangrove forests Qeshm Island, the eastern part of Persian Gulf, southern Iran. This new species can be distinguished by following characters: gnathosoma without “clasps” ventrally; palpal oncophysis absent; venter with 17–20 pairs setae; genital plates seven setae (female); dorsal body minutely barbed; opisthosomal d1, e1 f1 long reaching or surpassing base next seta; solenidotaxy tarsi I–IV: 3-3-0-1. Additionally, an identification key to known updated.