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Comparative Parasitology, 2011
Abstract Neoechinorhynchus brentnickoli n. sp. is described from specimens of Dormitator latifrons (Pacific fat sleeper) collected from 3 localities along the Pacific Coast of Mexico: Tres Palos Lagoon (Guerrero State), Bahia de Chamela (Jalisco State), and Mazatlan (Sinaloa State), Mexico. Of the 3 members of the genus known from Mexican fish, the new
Juan Violante-González +2 more
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Abstract Neoechinorhynchus brentnickoli n. sp. is described from specimens of Dormitator latifrons (Pacific fat sleeper) collected from 3 localities along the Pacific Coast of Mexico: Tres Palos Lagoon (Guerrero State), Bahia de Chamela (Jalisco State), and Mazatlan (Sinaloa State), Mexico. Of the 3 members of the genus known from Mexican fish, the new
Juan Violante-González +2 more
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Characterization of the digestive enzymes of juvenile Dormitator latifrons (Richardson, 1844)
Fish Physiology and BiochemistryThe Pacific fat sleeper, Dormitator latifrons, is an omnivorous freshwater fish that primarily feeds on detritus. Our understanding of the digestive physiology of this species still needs to be completed, particularly concerning the characterization of its digestive enzymes.
Martín Alonso Aréchiga-Palomera +4 more
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Latin American Journal of Aquatic Research, 2018 The native fish Dormitator latifrons , also known as Chame, Popoyote, Puyeque and Pacific fat sleeper, grows in brackish environments in estuaries of the American Pacific coast, from Baja California, in Mexico, to Peru. It is consumed regionally and its characteristics under culture conditions are currently being evaluated.
López-Huerta, Jorge Manuel +4 more
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Parasitology Research, 2008
Gnathostomosis is a typical fish-borne zoonotic parasitosis and is currently a serious public health issue in Mexico. Among several Gnathostoma species present in wild animals in Mexico, Gnathostoma binucleatum is the only proven species responsible for human diseases, and the advanced third stage larvae (AL3) of G.
Yukifumi Nawa +2 more
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Gnathostomosis is a typical fish-borne zoonotic parasitosis and is currently a serious public health issue in Mexico. Among several Gnathostoma species present in wild animals in Mexico, Gnathostoma binucleatum is the only proven species responsible for human diseases, and the advanced third stage larvae (AL3) of G.
Yukifumi Nawa +2 more
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Journal of Fish Biology, 1984
Growth in length, condition, and gonads of a food fish, Dormitator latifrons, were studied in the Chone River basin, Ecuador, in 1981. The river was bordered by floodplains in the upstream freshwater zone, and by mangrove swamps and shrimp farms in the downstream estuarine zone. The climate was marked by wet (January to April) and dry (May to December)
B. D. Chang, W. Navas
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Growth in length, condition, and gonads of a food fish, Dormitator latifrons, were studied in the Chone River basin, Ecuador, in 1981. The river was bordered by floodplains in the upstream freshwater zone, and by mangrove swamps and shrimp farms in the downstream estuarine zone. The climate was marked by wet (January to April) and dry (May to December)
B. D. Chang, W. Navas
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The chame fish (Dormitator latifrons) is highly relevant to aquaculture and artisanal fisheries in Ecuador. Considering the limited baseline biological information available for this species, its morphology and development were studied here using the clearing and staining technique, which allows skeletal observation through transparent tissues ...
Stephany Salazar-Guevara +2 more
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Stephany Salazar-Guevara +2 more
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