Cyclocotyloides bergstadi n. sp. (Monogenoidea: Diclidophoridae: Diclidophoropsinae) from the Gills of Grenadier, Coryphaenoides brevibarbis (Teleostei: Macrouridae), in the Northeast Atlantic Ocean

Kritsky, Delane C.; Klimpel, Sven

doi:10.1654/4242.1

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“…The present specimens of P. sphyraenae collected from gills of S. barracuda had the same morphological features of those reported by Yamaguti (1953), Rakotofiringa and Maillard (1979) and Kritsky et al (2000). This is the first report of P. sphyraenae from fishes of the Yemeni waters of the Red Sea.…”

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A record of four monopisthocotylean monogeneans on gills of three fish species from the Yemeni coastal water of the Red Sea

Al-Zubaidy

2022

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A total of 210 fish specimens belonging to three species from the Red Sea, Yemeni coastal waters were examined for the infection with monopisthocotylean monogeneans during the period from October 2009 till May 2010. The results showed the occurrence of four species of monogeneans. These were Pseudolamellodiscus sphyraenae from Sphyraena barracuda, Cabellaria liewi from Pomadasys argenteus and both Chauhanellus indicus and C. chauhani from Plicofollis dussumieri. The occurrence of these monogeneans represents their first record from the Yemeni fishes of the Red Sea except C. indicus which is reported here for the second time.

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“…barracuda from Macassar, Celebes (Yamaguti, 1953) and Nosy Be, Madagascar (Rakotofiringa and Maillard, 1979) and from S. chrysotaenia Klunzinger, 1884 from the Arabian Gulf off Kuwait (Kritsky et al, 2000).…”

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A record of four monopisthocotylean monogeneans on gills of three fish species from the Yemeni coastal water of the Red Sea

Al-Zubaidy

2022

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“…Klimpel et al 2007Klimpel et al , 2008aKritsky and Klimpel 2007;Moravec and Klimpel 2007;Busch et al 2008;Palm and Klimpel 2008). A species poor bathypelagic zone that is composed of cestodes, larval nematodes and some digeneans changes towards the deep-sea floor into a diverse parasite fauna, clearly dominated by adult nematodes and digeneans.…”

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“…Crustacea were dehydrated and transferred into Canada balsam. Parasite identification literature included original descriptions as well as Campbell and Munroe (1977) and Gibson (1995) for Digenea, Kritsky and Klimpel (2007) for Monogenea, Khalil et al (1994) and for Cestoda, Anderson (2000) and Moravec and Klimpel (2009) for Nematoda, and Boxshall (pers. com.)…”

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Parasite fauna of the mediterranean grenadier Coryphaenoides mediterraneus (Giglioli, 1893) from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR)

Kellermanns

Klimpel

Palm

2009

Acta Parasitologica

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A total of 38 Coryphaenoides mediterraneus from the Charlie-Gibbs Fracture Zone (CGFZ), a part of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR), was studied for parasites and feeding ecology. Sixteen different parasite species were found, most of them belonging to the Digenea (6 species) and Nematoda (6). Twelve new host and 11 new locality records were established, and 8 deep-sea generalists and 5 deep-sea specialists were found. Twelve adult and 3 larval parasites occurred, with Allopodocotyle margolisi (Digenea), Tetraphyllidea indet. (Scolex pleuronectis, Cestoda) and Ascarophis longiovata (Nematoda) being the predominant species. These parasites reached a prevalence of 50.0%, 86.8% and 68.4% with an intensity of infection of 1-10, 1-91 and 1-74, respectively. The food consisted of crustaceans and cephalopods; no further prey items such as fish could be identified. Coryphaenoides mediterraneus demonstrates a parasite fauna similar to that of other deep-sea macrourids. No MAR-specific parasite species were found, and the collected helminths are common fish parasites of the North Atlantic deep-sea basin and the adjacent continental shelf regions. Only few larval epipelagic generalists such as ascaridoid nematodes were found, due to the deep origin of the studied fish between 1700-3500 m. The recorded species rich parasite fauna reflects the wide depth range and opportunistic feeding behaviour of C. mediterraneus on benthopelagic food. The recorded parasite species composition around the MAR appears to be similar to other deep-sea locations in the Atlantic Ocean, demonstrating the wide zoogeographical distribution of these deep-sea metazoans. Consequences of the MAR, the CGFZ and the homogeneous deep-sea environmental conditions for the parasite species distribution are discussed.

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“…3.8). According to Amine et al [ 18 ] and Kritsky and Klimpel [ 19 ], species identification was performed based on the morphological criteria of the sclerotized attachment parts and reproductive organs. According to Al-Zubaidy [ 20 ], measurements for different body parts were acquired from digitally altered illustrations using the ImageJ 1.53e program (Wayne Rasband and contributors, National Institute of Health, USA) and expressed in micrometers (µm).…”

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A Monogenean Gill Parasite within the Genus Haliotrema (Ancyrocephalidae) Infecting Argyrops filamentosus Fish: Morphology and Molecular Studies

Abdel‐Gaber

Alghamdi

Quraishy

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Due to the presence of different parasite taxa and other disease-causing agents, all fish species are extremely prone to dangers. As a result, the current study focused on some of the monogenean parasites that infect one of the economically important fish species, the soldier bream Argyrops filamentosus, from the Red Sea coast of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Following that, thirty A. filamentosus fish specimens were examined for monogenean parasites. The parasitic species were isolated and morphologically and molecularly studied. The presence of one monogenean species of Haliotrema susanae (F: Ancyrocephalidae) infecting gills was observed in 50% of the investigated fish species. The ancyrocephalid species Haliotrema susanae is characterized by having all generic features within the genus Haliotrema. It could be distinguished from other species within this genus by the male copulatory organ including a copulatory tube with no accessory piece and a haptor made up of two pairs of anchors, two bars, and seven pairs of marginal hooks. As ectoparasitic taxa of the investigated sparid fish, the current study of Haliotrema species constitutes the first report of this genus. A molecular phylogenetic analysis based on the partial 28S rRNA gene region was analyzed to investigate the phylogenetic affinity of this parasite with the genus Haliotrema belonging to Ancyrocephalidae. This study considers the addition of a new genetic sequence for this parasite species.

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Cyclocotyloides bergstadi n. sp. (Monogenoidea: Diclidophoridae: Diclidophoropsinae) from the Gills of Grenadier, Coryphaenoides brevibarbis (Teleostei: Macrouridae), in the Northeast Atlantic Ocean

Cited by 9 publications

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A record of four monopisthocotylean monogeneans on gills of three fish species from the Yemeni coastal water of the Red Sea

A record of four monopisthocotylean monogeneans on gills of three fish species from the Yemeni coastal water of the Red Sea

Parasite fauna of the mediterranean grenadier Coryphaenoides mediterraneus (Giglioli, 1893) from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR)

A Monogenean Gill Parasite within the Genus Haliotrema (Ancyrocephalidae) Infecting Argyrops filamentosus Fish: Morphology and Molecular Studies

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