Table 15.

Heuristic conclusion for full analysis data set (= training + test data sets)—‘cutting designed’ chelal micro-arthropod feeding habit (velocity ratio threshold $<0.276$)

Gamasine Family	Species	Mite. is.	Prey/Food is at a.	Which is relatively ... body $†$	Prey or Food relatively.	Requiring a... **	Chela takes .	In...$‡$	With oral area being...*	Suggested animal analogue
Ascidae	Cheiroseius borealis	Pygmy	Short range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Small food	Little chunks	Tiny mouthfuls	Carrion shark
Eviphididae	Eviphis ostrinus	Pygmy	Long range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Small food	Little chunks	Tiny mouthfuls	Small Ichthyosaur, Small plesiosaur
Laelapidae	Hypoaspis aculeifer	Giant	Long range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	$♂$ lion, Small tiger, Crocodile
Laelapidae	Hypoaspis angustiscutata	Giant	Long range	Away from	Hard/Struggles	Powerful grip	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Large crocodile
Macrochelidae	Geholaspis sp.	Giant	Long range	Away from	Hard/Struggles	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Tiger, $♀$ lion
Pachylaelapidae	Pachylaelaps furcifer	Giant	Long range	Close to	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Little chunks	Tiny mouthfuls	Dog
Pachylaelapidae	Pachylaelaps leauchlii	Giant	Long range	Close to	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Little chunks	Tiny mouthfuls	Dog
Pachylaelapidae	Pachyseius humeralis	Pygmy	Short range	Close to	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Small food	Little chunks	Tiny mouthfuls	Small shark
Parasitidae	Parasitus lunaris DN	Pygmy	Long range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	$♂$ lion, Small tiger, Small crocodile
Parasitidae	Pergamasus cornutus	Pygmy	Short range	Close to	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Orca
Parasitidae	Pergamasus crassipes	Giant	Long range	Close to	Hard/Struggles	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Large shark
Parasitidae	Pergamasus mirabilis	Giant	Long range	Away from	Hard/Struggles	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Tiger, $♀$ lion
Parasitidae	Pergamasus misellus	Pygmy	Short range	Close to	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Small food	Major grab	Well stuffed	Dolphin
Parasitidae	Pergamasus oxygynelloides	Pygmy	Short range	Close to	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Orca
Parasitidae	Pergamasus quisquillarum	Giant	Long range	Away from	Hard/Struggles	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Tiger, $♀$ lion
Parasitidae	Pergamasus runciger	Giant	Long range	Close to	Hard/Struggles	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Large shark
Parasitidae	Pergamasus sp.	Pygmy	Short range	Close to	Wiggler/Soft	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Shark
Parasitidae	Pergamasus suecicus	Pygmy	Short range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Small food	Major grab	Well stuffed	Greedy carrion shark after flesh
Parasitidae	Porrhostaspis lunulata	Giant	Long range	Close to	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Little chunks	Well stuffed	Hunting dog, Leopard
Veigaiidae	Veigaia cerva	Giant	Long range	Away from	Hard/Struggles	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Giant tiger, Big $♀$ lion, Large crocodile
Veigaiidae	Veigaia decurtata	Pygmy	Long range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	$♂$ lion, Small tiger, Small crocodile
Veigaiidae	Veigaia exigua	Pygmy	Long range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	$♂$ lion, Small tiger, Small crocodile
Veigaiidae	Veigaia nemorensis (new)	Giant	Long range	Away from	Hard/Struggles	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Tiger, $♀$ lion
Veigaiidae	Veigaia nemorensis (old)	Pygmy	Long range	Away from	Hard/Struggles	Feeble effort	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	Small tiger
−	Polyaspis n.sp. DN	Giant	Long range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Big prey	Major grab	Well stuffed	$♀$ lion, Big tiger, Crocodile
–	Trachytes aegrota	Giant	Long range	Away from	Wiggler/Soft	Powerful grip	Small food	Little chunks	Tiny mouthfuls	Large Ichthyosaur, Plesiosaur

All female unless otherwise stated. Sorted by family. All have gamasine body form bar the four uropodoids. Annotation as Table 13 so data order of columns is IL, CL, CL/IL $†$, F2AV, F2AV/IL**, MDL, MDL/IL $‡$, MDL/CL *. Note suggested vertebrate mappings are analogues not strict homologues. ’Alien’ is the fictional xenomorph or Internecivus raptus designed by H R Giger