Neophasis anarrhichae (Nicoll, 1909) Bray, 1987
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https://doi.org/ 10.1016/j.ijppaw.2021.05.001 |
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Felipe |
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Neophasis anarrhichae |
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3.3.5. Sexual adults of Neophasis anarrhichae View in CoL ( Fig. 7J View Fig )
Locality: White Sea; Keret Archipelago (Kandalaksha Bay).
Host: Atlantic wolffish Anarhichas lupus .
Other reported hosts: A. denticulatus , A. minor (summarized in Bray and Gibson, 1991).
Site: Intestine.
Prevalence: 77% (17 of 22).
Vouchers: Paragenophores (NA001-NA003) corresponding to isolates No 20 and 21 deposited in the collection of the Department of Invertebrate Zoology of Saint Petersburg University .
Description: Measurements in Table 3.
Remarks: The number of parasites per fish ranged from less than ten to more than 5000 individuals. We found ovigerous sexual adults of N. anarrhichae in A. lupus throughout the observation period. The most common infection site was the upper midgut. The number of parasites diminished towards the end of the midgut. In heavily infected fish sexual adults were also found in the hindgut, though in lesser numbers than in the midgut. A few immature specimens were sometimes seen in the stomach.
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