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A revision of the monogenean family Diclidophoridae Fuhrmann, 1928
1. The family Diclidophoridae Fuhrmann, 1928 has been revised, and the diagnosis of the replacing family Choricotylidae has been given.2. Keys to the genera and species of the Choricotylidae have been constructed.3. All species of the family have been reviewed and a diagnosis of each has been given.4.
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Two-year-old tiger puffer Takifugu rubripes, persistently infected with the monogenean Heterobothrium okamotoi for longer than one year, were cohabitated in an aquarium with one-year-old tigerpuffer with no previous record of infection (naive fish) for 70 days.
Nakane, Motoyuki +4 more
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The Adhesive Mechanisms of Monogenetic Trematodes: the Attachment of Species of the Diclidophoridae to the Gills of Gadoid Fishes [PDF]
An investigation of the adhesive mechanisms in all nine species of the genusDiclidophorahas shown that there is a common structure consisting of a pair of hinged jaws operated by intrinsic muscles and also by a more powerful extrinsic muscle which acts on a diaphragm to produce a suction pressure that is converted into a clamping action.
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Em continuação aos estudos dos trematódeos monogenéticos da Coleção Helmintológica do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, descrevemos no presente trabalho uma espécie do gênero Loimos MacCallum, 1917, Loimolinae Price, 1936, loimoidae Bychowsky, 1957 que ...
Ursula Buhrnheim
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Choricotyle anisotremi n. sp. is described from the gills and on the inner surface of the operculum of Anisotremus scapularis (Pomadasyidae) from the Chilean coast. Distinct characteristics of the new species are: presence of an oval accessory sclerite on the inner quadrant of the clamp adjacent to the accessory sucker; 12 genital hooks; short and ...
A. K. M. Bashirullah, N. E. Rado
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Diversity and host specificity of monogeneans in Antarctic fishes: a review
We compiled and harmonised published records of monogeneans from Antarctic and sub-Antarctic fishes, standardising host names, georeferencing localities, deduplicating records, and excluding ambiguous entries (genuslevel hosts or “not specified” hosts ...
Ivanna Dudliv, Yuriy Kvach
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The presence of a member of the genus Heterobothrium is described for the first time from the coast of Yucatán Peninsula, southeastern Mexico. Heterobothrium lamothei n. sp.
Víctor M. Vidal-Martínez +1 more
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Diclidophora nezumiae sp. n. is described from the gills of the rat-tail fish Nezumia bairdii (Goode and Bean, 1877) taken from the environs of Hudson Submarine Canyon in the northwest Atlantic. The host-parasite relationships were studied in the host population.
Munroe, Thomas A +2 more
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Neoheterobothrium hirame sp. nov.is described, based on specimens collected from the buccal cavity wall of Japanese flounder, Paralichthys olivaceus, caught in Wakasa Bay, Japan. The parasite was 14-33 mm in total length, with 4 pairs of clamps on the pedunculated haptor, which was separated from the body proper by a long isthmus.
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Six species of nonmazocraeid monogeneans including two new species from clupeiform fishes of Visakhapatnam coast, Bay of Bengal. [PDF]
Sailaja B, Shameem U.
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