2001
DOI: 10.7601/mez.52.85_1
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P29W3-4 Helminth fauna from waterfowl in Kanagawa Prefecture

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“…Aquatic organisms were identified according to the classification methods used by Mizuno (1964), Lee et al (1985), and Canter-Lund and Lund (1 995) for Cyanophyta, Heterokontophyta, and Chlorophyta; used by Lee et al (1989, Mizuno and Takahashi (1991), Inoki (1981, and Patterson ( 1996) for Sarcomastigophora, Ciliophora, and Rotifera; by Uchida and Uchida (1965a) for Gastrotricha, Platyhelminthes, Nematoda, Anostraca, Oligochaeta, and Hirudinoidea; by Uchida and Uchida (1965b) for Archipora, Acari, and Mollusca; and by Ueno (1986) for Insecta, respectively. Division, phylum, class, and order names were adopted based on the table prepared by Iwanami Encyclopedia of Biology (4th edition) (Iwatsuki 1996), except for the order name of ciliates, for which the terminology of Lee et al (2000) was adopted.…”
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“…Aquatic organisms were identified according to the classification methods used by Mizuno (1964), Lee et al (1985), and Canter-Lund and Lund (1 995) for Cyanophyta, Heterokontophyta, and Chlorophyta; used by Lee et al (1989, Mizuno and Takahashi (1991), Inoki (1981, and Patterson ( 1996) for Sarcomastigophora, Ciliophora, and Rotifera; by Uchida and Uchida (1965a) for Gastrotricha, Platyhelminthes, Nematoda, Anostraca, Oligochaeta, and Hirudinoidea; by Uchida and Uchida (1965b) for Archipora, Acari, and Mollusca; and by Ueno (1986) for Insecta, respectively. Division, phylum, class, and order names were adopted based on the table prepared by Iwanami Encyclopedia of Biology (4th edition) (Iwatsuki 1996), except for the order name of ciliates, for which the terminology of Lee et al (2000) was adopted.…”
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“…Particularly from the Far East region including Japan, few works have been conducted on parasites in sparrows; 4 trematode species (Gigantobilharzia sturniae, Plagiorchis muris, Platynosomum passeri, and Pseudobilharzia corvi), and 1 cestode species (Choanotaenia passerina), and no nematode species have been documented to date [1,4,10,11,13]. Under current environmental protection policies, research on protected animal species is often difficult, and sometimes we know little or nothing about the normal fauna or pathogens that they carry.…”
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“…Cestodes from either a sparrow or a starling were too degenerated to identify the species. In Japan, Acuaria anthuris (Rudolphi, 1819) Railliet, Henry et Sisoff, 1912 from Corvus corone orientalis is the only known acuariid species from wild passerine birds until this study [11,12]. Acuaria skrjabini is distinct from the former species in several points such as cordon length, arrangement of caudal papillae, length and rate of two unequal spicules, and a variety of measurable features [6,9].…”
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“…We could find no report of Thelazia spp. from birds in Japan [10,11], although Thelazia spp. have been reported from mammals, primarily dogs and livestock in Japan [7,8].…”
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