Studies on Gill Trematodes from Oklahoma Fishes

Seamster, Aaron

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“…Haploclcidus was split off the genus Onchocleidus to include forms which possess dorsal anchors that are much larger than the ventral anchors. Recent research (Seamster, 1938) has shown this condition to occur as a variation in Cleidodiscus pricei Mueller, 1936. Pterocleidus was also split off the genus Onchocleidus and made to include forms which possess a spur on each anchor shaft. This condition is thought to be of no more importance than occurrence of spines on the bars of Onchocleidus mucronatus Mizelle, O. cyanellus Mizelle, Cleidodiscus vancleavei Mizelle, and C. robustus Mueller.…”

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Comparative Studies on Trematodes Gyrodactyloidea) from the Gills of North American Freshwater Fishes

Ackert¹,

Mizelle²

1940

Transactions of the American Microscopical Society

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Bibliography 65 Plates taxonomic categories, the described species of North American freshwater Gyrodactyloidea now total sixty-one. Three of these, namely, Tetraonchus mo?ienteron(Wa.gener, 1857) , Dactylogyrus anclioratus (Dujardin, 1845), and Gyrodactylus elegans von Nordmann, 1832, were first described from another continent (Europe). Seven of these belong to the Gyrodactylinae (genus Gyrodactylus) , six to the Dactylogyrinae (genus Dactylogyrus), forty-seven to the Tetraonchinae, (12 Cleidodiscus, 11 Onchocleidus, 9 Actinocleidus, 3 Haplocleidus, 3 Pterocleidus, 3 Urocleidus, 2 Tctraonchus, 1 Leptocleidus, 1 Aristocleidus, 1 Tetracleidus, and 1 Ancyrocephalus). and one to the subfamily Lepidotreminae, viz., Lepidotes collinsi Mueller, 1936. Price (1937a) lists forty-five Dactylogyrinae and nine Gyrodactylinae as foreign species (mostly European). Mueller (1936) gives six as the number of European species of freshwater Tetraonchinae. According to the above information, the species of Gyrodactylinae are about evenly distributed between North America and Europe, whereas most of the Dactylogyrinae are found in Europe and most of the Tetraonchinae in North America.

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Comparative Studies on Trematodes Gyrodactyloidea) from the Gills of North American Freshwater Fishes

Ackert¹,

Mizelle²

1940

Transactions of the American Microscopical Society

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“…The specimens examined in this study approximately conform to the descriptions of L. pricei by Mueller (1936), Mizelle and Cronin (1943), Mizelle and Regensberger (1945), Prost (1973), Kiškaroly (1977), Žitňan (1965), Gussev (1985), Klassen and Beverley-Burton (1985a, b), Truong (2011), and Wang et al (2013). The sclerotized structures of L. pricei are known to show marked variation in morphology and measurements (Seamster 1938b, Mizelle and Cronin 1943, Mizelle and Donahue 1944, Mizelle and Regensberger 1945, but Mizelle and Donahue (1944) suggested that such variation is caused by differences in fixation method. On the other hand, the length of the accessory piece reported by Hargis (1953) is quite short: 10-18 µm.…”

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An Alien Monogenean, Ligictaluridus pricei (Platyhelminthes: Ancyrocephalidae), Parasitic on the Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatus (Actinopterygii: Siluriformes: Ictaluridae) in Japan

Nitta

Nagasawa

2015

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The alien monogenean Ligictaluridus pricei (Mueller, 1936), parasitic on the gills of the channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus (Rafinesque, 1818), is described from Lake Kasumigaura, Ibaraki Prefecture, central Honshū, Japan, as a new country record. This monogenean is native to North America and is known as an introduced parasite in Eurasia. As it is not strictly host-specific to ictalurids, native freshwater fishes in Japan have a risk of infection by this monogenean species.

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“…Mizelle and Hughes (1938) rejected Aristocleidus and considered it a junior synonym of Urocleidus Mueller, 1934, arguing that the distinctive features of the anchors were not of generic signifi cance. This view was held by Seamster (1938), Sproston (1946) and Mizelle et al (1956). Yamaguti (1963) recognized Aristocleidus, for which a new diagnosis was presented in an appendix to the Ancyrocephalinae of the Dactylogyridae.…”

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Revisión de Aristocleidus (Monogenoidea: Dactylogyridae), redescripción de Aristocleidus hastatus y descripción de Aristocleidus lamothei n. sp. de la mojarra peruana Diapterus peruvianus (Teleostei: Gerreidae) en México

Ruíz

Franco

2008

Rev.Mex.Biodiv.

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The generic diagnosis of Aristocleidus Mueller, 1936 is emended based on a collection of 2 species of the genus from the gills of the Peruvian mojarra, Diapterus peruvianus (Gerreidae), from a lagoon along the Pacifi c Coast of Mexico. The genus is characterized in part by species having a deeply incised base of the ventral anchor with the tip of the superfi cial root conspicuously directed toward that of the deep root. Aristocleidus hastatus Mueller, 1936 is redescribed and Aristocleidus lamothei n. sp. is described from D. peruvianus from the Tres Palos Lagoon, Guerrero State, Mexico. The fi nding of A. hastatus on D. peruvianus in Mexico represents new host and locality records for the species.

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Studies on Gill Trematodes from Oklahoma Fishes

Cited by 15 publications

References 7 publications

Comparative Studies on Trematodes Gyrodactyloidea) from the Gills of North American Freshwater Fishes

Comparative Studies on Trematodes Gyrodactyloidea) from the Gills of North American Freshwater Fishes

An Alien Monogenean, Ligictaluridus pricei (Platyhelminthes: Ancyrocephalidae), Parasitic on the Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatus (Actinopterygii: Siluriformes: Ictaluridae) in Japan

Revisión de Aristocleidus (Monogenoidea: Dactylogyridae), redescripción de Aristocleidus hastatus y descripción de Aristocleidus lamothei n. sp. de la mojarra peruana Diapterus peruvianus (Teleostei: Gerreidae) en México

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