A review of Monogenean diversity in India: Pathogens of fish diseases

doi:10.12980/jclm.1.20133d130

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“…Ticks' delicate, leathery integument protects them from desiccation (Werren and John, 2003). To prevent desiccation, several monogeneans that live in terrestrial habitats often stay away from the host's most exposed exterior surface (Chaudhary et al, 2013).…”

Section: Desiccationmentioning

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Constraints faced by parasites during symbiosis – a review

Jafaru,

Tawakaltu,

Ebere

et al. 2023

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Although parasitic infections remained major obstacles to economic progress and a better life in developing countries due to their ability to damage the host's tissues directly through metabolism, there are many constraints that parasites faced in the course of their interaction with the host. The present review was conducted to document the various challenges faced by the parasites while forming a symbiotic association with their host. Over sixty (60) articles were reviewed to get information on the constraints faced by the parasites of some organs such as skin, blood, gut, and liver. Examples of parasites living on the skin are lice, fleas, mites, ticks, Chilodonella, and Trichodinids, while identified constraints faced by parasites on the skin are: nutrients, life cycle stages, desiccation, water, and temperature; the Blood parasites include Trypanosomes, Schistosomes, and Plasmodium, among others. Some difficulties in the blood habitats faced by the parasites include host immune responses, life cycle stages, and drainage issues. Similarly, the gut parasites include E. histolytica, S. mansoni, A. lumbricoides, etc; and the challenges faced by parasites living in the gut include; pH, peristalsis, enzyme digestion, life cycle stages, and others. The present review highlighted and suggested that the hosts should take other necessary efforts that will prevent becoming exposed to parasites through busting their immunity, personal hygiene, and environmental sanitation, because lack of such preventive and control measures may favor parasites from always wine host using some mechanisms to overcome the mentioned constraints.

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Section: Desiccationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Constraints faced by parasites during symbiosis – a review

Jafaru,

Tawakaltu,

Ebere

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“…both captive and wild fishes, causing excessive mortalities. After hatching this parasite, larvae search for a host, especially when stress conditions are present such as pollution or overcrowded populations (Chaudhary et al, 2013). The larva is usually a small ciliated microorganism (oncomiracidium) swimming to infect another host (Mhaisen et al, 2015).…”

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Molecular Identification of Enterogyrus sp. Parasite (Dactylogyridae: Ancyrocephalinae) and its Impact on the Health Status of the Red tilapia (Oreochromis sp.) in Egypt

Maghawri¹,

Nashaat²

2022

Egypt. J. of Aquatic Biolo. and Fish.

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Red tilapia (Oreochromis sp.) is a freshwater fish with significant economic and development potential. Tilapias are the third most successful aquaculture species in the world after shrimp and salmon. There are many reasons for using red tilapia in aquaculture, such as being easy to cultivate and breed, with a relatively fast growth rate and the ability to resist some environmental conditions (Koniyo et al., 2020). The class Monogenea is a large group of external or internal parasitic worms that have a direct life cycle with only one final host, commonly fishes and lower invertebrates. These parasites feed on mucus or the epithelial cells of the gills and skin externally, also the intestinal walls or the blood internally. In addition, it may be isolated from

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