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Zeitschrift f�r Zellforschung und Mikroskopische Anatomie, 1973
The intestinal caeca of the intraredial cercaria of Neophasis lageniformis differ in several aspects from previous descriptions of the intestinal caeca of other digenetic trematodes. The caeca are lined with a single-layered, non-syncytial epithelium with lamellate projections into the lumen.
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The intestinal caeca of the intraredial cercaria of Neophasis lageniformis differ in several aspects from previous descriptions of the intestinal caeca of other digenetic trematodes. The caeca are lined with a single-layered, non-syncytial epithelium with lamellate projections into the lumen.
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Transactions of the American Microscopical Society, 1958
While examining fish for a study of the geographic distribution of digenetic trematodes in marine fish of the Gulf of Mexico, numerous examples of an undescribed species of Stephanostomum have been recovered by the senior author from several species, mostly of the family Sciaenidae, from the Louisiana and Texas coasts.
Albert K. Sparks, Vernon E. Thatcher
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While examining fish for a study of the geographic distribution of digenetic trematodes in marine fish of the Gulf of Mexico, numerous examples of an undescribed species of Stephanostomum have been recovered by the senior author from several species, mostly of the family Sciaenidae, from the Louisiana and Texas coasts.
Albert K. Sparks, Vernon E. Thatcher
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Journal of Fish Diseases, 1981
Abstract. Four species of flatfish [plaice, Pleuronectes platessa L.; turbot, Scophthalmus maximus (L.); Dover sole, Solea solea (L.) and the common dab, Limanda limanda (L.)] were experimentally infected with cercariae of Stephanochasmus baccatus under similar conditions and examined at intervals up to 7 weeks post‐infection‐ The tissue response was ...
C. Sommerville
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Abstract. Four species of flatfish [plaice, Pleuronectes platessa L.; turbot, Scophthalmus maximus (L.); Dover sole, Solea solea (L.) and the common dab, Limanda limanda (L.)] were experimentally infected with cercariae of Stephanochasmus baccatus under similar conditions and examined at intervals up to 7 weeks post‐infection‐ The tissue response was ...
C. Sommerville
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Journal of Parasitology, 1957
Description (Based on 11 specimens): Body fleshy, broad and rounded anteriorly, more tapered posteriorly; 5.5 to 8 long, 1.4 to 2.2 in greatest width; cuticle smooth; acetabulum embedded in parenchyma, about 4 body length from anterior end, slightly larger than oral sucker, 0.6 to 0.84 in diameter.
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Description (Based on 11 specimens): Body fleshy, broad and rounded anteriorly, more tapered posteriorly; 5.5 to 8 long, 1.4 to 2.2 in greatest width; cuticle smooth; acetabulum embedded in parenchyma, about 4 body length from anterior end, slightly larger than oral sucker, 0.6 to 0.84 in diameter.
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2022
Two new species of Trematoda are described in the article: Stephanostomunz solontschenki sp. n. and S. kovalevi sp. n. from the food-fish of the South Atlantic, where the author investigated the fish parasitofauna in Wallfish-Bay region in 1965.
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Two new species of Trematoda are described in the article: Stephanostomunz solontschenki sp. n. and S. kovalevi sp. n. from the food-fish of the South Atlantic, where the author investigated the fish parasitofauna in Wallfish-Bay region in 1965.
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Journal of Fish Biology, 1998
This is the first record of the American eel, Anguilla rostrata, as an intermediate host of Stephanostomum tenue. Metacercariae occurred most frequently in the pericardial cavity of elvers where they often produce severe distention of the thoracic region and impeded swimming.
K. Oliveira, R. A. Campbell
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This is the first record of the American eel, Anguilla rostrata, as an intermediate host of Stephanostomum tenue. Metacercariae occurred most frequently in the pericardial cavity of elvers where they often produce severe distention of the thoracic region and impeded swimming.
K. Oliveira, R. A. Campbell
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[Acanthocolpidae (Digenea) from fish from the coast of Mozambique].
Angewandte Parasitologie, 1983From the southern region of the coast of the People's Republic of Moçambique 5 new species of the family Acanthocolpidae (Digenea) out of Teleostei have been described [Monostephanostomum krusei nov. spec., Stephanostomum jesseni nov. spec., Stephanostomum keilbachi nov. spec., Stephanostomum casum (Linton, 1910) McFarlane, 1934 and S.
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Systematic Parasitology, 2004
Stephanostomum kovalevae Parukhin, 1968 from the intestine of Lophius vomerinus off Swakopmund, Namibia, is redescribed. It is characterised by its large number (c. 73-88) of circum-oral spines, its relatively very long hindbody and the vitellarium reaching close to or just overlapping the ventral sucker. S. beukelaardori n.
Rodney A, Bray, Lothar W, Reimer
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Stephanostomum kovalevae Parukhin, 1968 from the intestine of Lophius vomerinus off Swakopmund, Namibia, is redescribed. It is characterised by its large number (c. 73-88) of circum-oral spines, its relatively very long hindbody and the vitellarium reaching close to or just overlapping the ventral sucker. S. beukelaardori n.
Rodney A, Bray, Lothar W, Reimer
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