Gill Parasites from Louisiana Fishes with a Description of Urocleidus wadei n. sp.

Seamster, Aaron

doi:10.2307/2421438

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“…The species was originally described as Urocleidus seculus from Gambusia affinis (as G. affinis affinis) collected in California, USA (Mizelle and Arcadi, 1945), and was later transferred to Salsuginus by Murith and Beverley-Burton (1985). The species has been reported from Mexico (Aguilar-Aguilar et al 2003;Salgado-Maldonado et al 2005) and Hawaii (Font 1997), in addition to the continental United States (California: Mizelle and Arcadi (1945); Louisiana: Seamster (1948); Texas: Nowlin et al (1967), Meade and Bedinger (1972)).…”

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Salsuginus seculus (Monogenea: Ancyrocephalidae) Newly Recorded from Japan, Infecting the Introduced Mosquitofish Gambusia affinis

Nitta

Nagasawa

2014

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The ancyrocephalid monogenean Salsuginus seculus (Mizelle and Arcadi, 1945) was found infecting the gills of mosquitofish, Gambusia affinis (Baird and Girard, 1853), from Okinawa, Aichi, Tokushima, and Kyōto prefectures in Japan. These are the first records of S. seculus from Japan. This parasite was most likely introduced along with mosquitofish from Texas (USA) through Hawaii and Taiwan into Japan in the late 1910s. It appears to have low salinity tolerance.

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Section: Salsuginus Seculusmentioning

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Salsuginus seculus (Monogenea: Ancyrocephalidae) Newly Recorded from Japan, Infecting the Introduced Mosquitofish Gambusia affinis

Nitta

Nagasawa

2014

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“…OTHER RECORDS: L. macrochirus, Lake Senachwine, Henry, IL, Boomer Creek, Stillwater, OK (Mizelle 1938); local ponds and streams near Stillwater, OK (Seamster 1938); Reelfoot Lake, Ridgely, TN, Lake Okeechobee, Moore Haven, FL, Canal, North Everglades, FL (Mizelle and Brennan 1942); Bass Lake (Hatchery), Carrol Lake, Madeline Lake, Minocqua Thoroughfare along Woodruff Hatchery, all near Woodruff, WI, Yellow River Flowage, Spooner, WI (Mizelle and Regensberger 1945); Westhampton Lake, Richmond, VA Rogers 1970). P. nigromaculatus, Lake Okeechobee, Clewiston, FL (Mueller 1936~); local ponds and streams near Stillwater, OK (Seamster 1938); Lake Decatur, Decatur, IL, Salt Fork, Vermilion River, Oakwood, IL, Boomer Creek, Stillwater, OK (Mizelle 1938); Reelfoot Lake, Ridgely, TN, Mississippi River, IL ); Westhampton Lake, Richmond, VA ; Van Buren Lake, Hancock Co., OH (Krueger 1954); AL (Allison and Rogers 1970); West Lake, Bloomfield, Ontario, Canada (Hanek and Fernando 1972).…”

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“…P. nigromaculatus, Lake Okeechobee, Clewiston, FL (Mueller 1936~); local ponds and streams near Stillwater, OK (Seamster 1938); Lake Decatur, Decatur, IL, Salt Fork, Vermilion River, Oakwood, IL, Boomer Creek, Stillwater, OK (Mizelle 1938); Reelfoot Lake, Ridgely, TN, Mississippi River, IL ); Westhampton Lake, Richmond, VA ; Van Buren Lake, Hancock Co., OH (Krueger 1954); AL (Allison and Rogers 1970); West Lake, Bloomfield, Ontario, Canada (Hanek and Fernando 1972).…”

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“…), Centrarchidae; Little Vermilion River, 2 mi NW of Sidell, Vermilion Co. SYNONYMS: Onchocleidus acuminatus Mizelle, 1936;Pterocleidus acuminatus (Mizelle, 1936) Mueller, 1937 OTHER RECORDS: L. megalotis, Embarrass River, Urbana, IL (Mizelle 1936); swamp pools and bayous near Tremont, LA (Seamster 1948 Urocleidus ammocryptus Harrises and Vickery, 1970 HOST AND LOCALITY: Johnny darter, Etheostoma nigrum Raf., Percidae; Spoon River, 1 mi NE of Flatville, Champaign Co. (new host and locality record).…”

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“…mucronatus Mizelle, 1936; Urocleidus mucronatus (Mizelle, 1936) Mizelle andHughes, 1938. OTHER RECORDS: L. macrochirus, State Natural History Survey Pond, Urbana, IL (Mizelle 1936); Lake Decatur, Decatur, IL, Lake Senachwine, Henry, IL (Mizelle 1936(Mizelle , 1938; Boomer Creek, Stillwater, OK, Lake Chautauqua, Havana, IL (Mizelle 1938); local ponds and streams near Stillwater, OK (Seamster 1938); Baton Rouge and New Roads, LA (Summers and Bennett 1938); Reelfoot Lake, Tiptonville, TN, Lake Okeechobee, Moore Haven, FL (Mizelle and Brennan 1942); Bass Lake (Hatchery), Carrol Lake, Madeline Lake, Minocqua Thoroughfare along Woodruff Hatchery, all near Woodruff, WI, Chetac Lake near Birchwood, WI, Yellow River Flowage near Spooner, WI (Mizelle and Regensberger 1945); Westhampton Lake, Richmond, VA …”

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Ancyrocephalinae (Monogenea: Dactylogyridae) from Illinois fishes with the description of Actinocleidus crinicirrus sp. nov.

Kritsky¹,

Leiby²

1973

Can. J. Zool.

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Seventeen species of Monogenea are reported from Illinois fishes. These include Actinocleidus articularis (Mizelle, 1936) Mueller, 1937. A. crinicirrus sp. nov., Cleidodiscus bedardi Mizelle, 1936, Urocleidus acuminatus (Mizelle, 1936) Mizelle &Hughes, 1938 and U. distinctus (Mizelle, 1936) Mizelle &Hughes, 1938 from Lepomis megalotis (Raf.); A. fergusoni Mizelle, 1938, and U. ferox Mueller, 1934 from L. macroehirus Raf.; U. ammacryptus Harrises and Vickery, 1970 from Etheostoma nigrum Raf.; C. brachus Mueller, 1938 from Campostoma anomalum (Raf.); C. capax Mizelle, 1936, C. longus Mizelle, 1936, C. uniformis Micelle, 1936, and C. vancleavei Mizelle, 1936 from Pomoxis annularis Raf.; C. stentor Mueller, 1937 from Ambloplites rupestris (Raf.); and Pseudomurraytrema copulatum (Mueller, 1938) Bychowsky, 1957 and P. rogersi Chien, 1969 from Hypentelium nigricans (Lesueur). The finding of U. ammocryptus on E. nigrum and C. brachus on C. anomalum constitute new host records. These two species and C. stentor and P. rogersi are reported for the first time in Illinois. Urocleidus torquatus Mizelle and Cronin, 1943 is considered to be a synonym of U. distinctus. Actinocleidus crinicirrus sp. nov. is figured and described.

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Parasites of non-native freshwater fishes introduced into England and Wales suggest enemy release and parasite acquisition

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When non-native species are introduced into a new range, their parasites can also be introduced, with these potentially spilling-over into native hosts. However, in general, evidence suggests that a high proportion of their native parasites are lost during introduction and infections by some new parasites from the native range might occur, potentially resulting in parasite spill-back to native species. These processes were investigated here using parasite surveys and literature review on seven non-native freshwater fishes introduced into England and Wales. Comparison of the mean numbers of parasite species and genera per population for each fish species England and Wales with their native ranges revealed\9 % of the native parasite fauna were present in their populations in England and Wales. There was no evidence suggesting these introduced parasites had spilled over into sympatric native fishes. The non-native fishes did acquire parasites following their introduction, providing potential for parasite spill-back to sympatric fishes, and resulted in non-significant differences in overall mean numbers of parasites per populations between the two ranges. Through this acquisition, the non-native fishes also had mean numbers of parasite species and genera per population that were not significantly different to sympatric native fishes. Thus, the non-native fishes in England and Wales showed evidence of enemy release, acquired new parasites following introduction providing potential for spill-back, but showed no evidence of parasite spill-over.

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Gill Parasites from Louisiana Fishes with a Description of Urocleidus wadei n. sp.

Cited by 5 publications

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Salsuginus seculus (Monogenea: Ancyrocephalidae) Newly Recorded from Japan, Infecting the Introduced Mosquitofish Gambusia affinis

Salsuginus seculus (Monogenea: Ancyrocephalidae) Newly Recorded from Japan, Infecting the Introduced Mosquitofish Gambusia affinis

Ancyrocephalinae (Monogenea: Dactylogyridae) from Illinois fishes with the description of Actinocleidus crinicirrus sp. nov.

Parasites of non-native freshwater fishes introduced into England and Wales suggest enemy release and parasite acquisition

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