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Parasitism with Protozoa and Monogeneans in Fish from the Natural Waters of Romania. [PDF]
Dărăbuș G, Ujvari KR, Imre M.
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Soil water content drives the spatiotemporal the distribution and community assembly of soil ciliates in the Nianchu River Basin, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, China. [PDF]
Zhu S +7 more
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The determination of mean intensity of parasitism for colony-forming sessile protozoan such as Epistylis has been a great problem in parasitological studies. Some alternatives have been proposed by researchers for laboratory and field conditions. This study describes the criteria to establish the parasitic intensity score for epistylidid infestation in
Santiago Benites de Pádua +5 more
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Although epibiont ciliates make up a significant part of the biomass in aquatic ecosystems and may cause perceptible alterations in the population dynamics of their hosts, studies on the extrinsic and intrinsic factors that control the abundance of these microorganisms are scarce in literature.
Adalgisa Fernanda Cabral +4 more
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Peritrichs are a major group of ciliates with worldwide distribution, and they play important roles in many habitats. Intrafamilial phylogeny of some peritrichs was investigated using information from three genes, which provided more robust interpretations than single-gene analyses.
Yuan Zhuang +3 more
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Abstract The peritrichous ciliate ‘Epistylis sp.’ involved in the‘red‐sore’ disease of various North American freshwater fishes is identified as Heteropolaria colisarum Foissner & Schubert, 1977. Its morphology is redescribed from observations of living and silver‐stained organisms and biometrically analysed individuals.
Wilhelm Foissner +2 more
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