Studies on Monogenetic Trematodes. XVII. The Genus Dactylogyrus

Monaco, Lawrence H.; Mizelle, John D.

doi:10.2307/2422083

American Midland Naturalist

1955

DOI: 10.2307/2422083

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Studies on Monogenetic Trematodes. XVII. The Genus Dactylogyrus

Lawrence H. Monaco¹,

John D. Mizelle²

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“…petticoatus Hu, Yuan & Li, 1985pharyngocephalus Kulkami, 1970 phenacobius (Kimpel, 1939) Monaco & Mizelle, 1955[nom. nud., according to Yamaguti, 1963 Dupont & Lambert, 1986717 primarius Gusev, 1955 718 procypri Ma, Li & Wang, 1981 719 pronatus Rogers, 1967720 propinquus Bychowsky, 1931 proprius Gusev, 1955(a) 722 prostae Moln~ir, 1964 723 protozysron Chinabut & Lim, 1994724 pseudanchoratus Price & G6ry, 1968 725 pseudanchoratus micronchus Papema, 1979726 pseudaspii Gusev, 1953727 pseudoflagillicirrus Long, 1964728 pseudogobii Akhmerov, 1952729 pseudominor Osmanov, 1965[syn.…”

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“…nud., according to Yamaguti, 1963 Dupont & Lambert, 1986717 primarius Gusev, 1955 718 procypri Ma, Li & Wang, 1981 719 pronatus Rogers, 1967720 propinquus Bychowsky, 1931 proprius Gusev, 1955(a) 722 prostae Moln~ir, 1964 723 protozysron Chinabut & Lim, 1994724 pseudanchoratus Price & G6ry, 1968 725 pseudanchoratus micronchus Papema, 1979726 pseudaspii Gusev, 1953727 pseudoflagillicirrus Long, 1964728 pseudogobii Akhmerov, 1952729 pseudominor Osmanov, 1965[syn. to Gusev, 1985 730 pseudosphyrna Chinabut & Lim, 1993 731 pterocleidus Gusev, 1955(a) 732 pterygialis Gusev, 1955(a) 733 ptychidionis Liang, 1984 734 ptychocheilus Monaco & Mizelle, 1955 735 pulcher Bychowsky, 1957(b) 736 puntii Buschkiel, 1930737 puntii Lim & Furtado, 1986 738 puntioplites Chinabut & Lim, 1994739 pusillus Gusev, 1955 Ma, Li & Wang, 1982rostrum Gusev, 1955 ruahae Papema, 1973rubellus Mueller, 1938rufijii Papema, 1973rutili Glaser, 1965rysavyi Ergens, 1970 sacrati Guegan & Lambert, 1990 sagittavaginalis Lim & Furtado, 1984sagmaformis Lang, 1978sahelensis Guegan & Lambert, 1990 sahuensis Ling in Chen et al, 1973Chen et al, [first mentioned in 1965 sarani Tripathi, 1959 [should be spelled saranae; syn. to Gusev, 1985…”

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“…sematus Guegan & Lambert, 1991 810 semifasciolatae Timofeeva, Gerasev & Gibson, 1996[lineatus Luo & Lang, 1982 semotilus (Kimpel, 1939) Monaco & Mizelle, 1955[nom. nud., according to Yamaguti, 1963; see also Kritsky et al, 1977] 812 semotilus Wood & Mizelle, 1957 813 senegalensis Papema, 1969814 shantungensis Hu &Chen, 1979 shengxianensis Wu, Wang & Song, 1983 816 shizopygopsis [see schizopygopsis] 817…”

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“…inq., acc. to Sproston, 1946; not a dactylogyrid] 819 siamensis Chinabut & Lim, 1993 simplex Bychowsky, 1936(b) 822 simplex Mizelle, 1937 [renamed simplexus] 823 simplex Birgi & Lambert, 1987 [renamed birgii] 824 simplexus Monaco & Mizelle, 1955[simplex Mizelle, 1937 simplicimalleata Bychowsky, 1931 [also spelled simplicimalleatus] 826 simplicimalleata morpha minor Bychowsky, 1934 827 singularis Gusev, 1955(a) 828 sinibramis Lang & Tao, 1981 829 sinilabe Zhao & Ma, 1991 (a) 830 sinogastromyzoni Ma, Li & Wang, 1981 831 siyanjiangensis [error pro xiyangjiangensis] 832 nud., acc.…”

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“…spinicirrus (Paperna & Thurston, 1968) Paperna, 1973 spinitubus Gusev, 1976 847 spiralis Yamaguti, 1942 848 spiroeirrus Gusev, 1955 sprostonae Ling & Gusev, in Gusev, 1985squaliobarbi Gusev, in Bykhovskaya-Pavlovskaya et al, 1962 squaliobarbi tienmensis Ling in Chen et al, 1973[first mentioned in 1965 squameus Gusev, 1955(a) 857 stankoviei Ergens, 1970(a) 858 strelkowi Gusev, 1955(a) 859 strombus Tao & Lang, 1981 860 subtilis Gusev, 1976 861 suchengtaii Gusev, in Bykhovskaya-Pavlovskaya et al, 1962 862 suecicus Nybelin, 1937 863 sukkurensis Rizvi, 1978 864 sungariensis Gusev, 1955(b) 865 superficialis (Kimpel, 1939) Monaco & Mizelle, 1955[nom. nud., according to Yamaguti, 1963; see also Kritsky et al, 1977] 866 symavesi Rizvi, 1978 867 taihuensis Long & Lee, 1960 868 takahashii Ogawa & Egusa, 1982 869 tapienensis Chinabut & Lim, 1993 870 tauricus Miroshnichenko, 1978 871 tchangi Ling & Gusev, in Gusev, 1985 872 temerlani Lim & Furtado, 1987 [nora.…”

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A catalogue of the nominal species of the monogenean genus Dactylogyrus Diesing, 1850 and their host genera

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Dactylogyrus is the largest helminth genus, with more than 900 nominal species, and is consequently in a state of considerable confusion. In an attempt to consolidate our knowledge of this large taxon, this work surveys the nominal species and catalogues them and their hosts (to the generic level) in the form of a species list which is cross-referenced to host-parasite list. A reference list to the authorities for the taxa is included.

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Nearctic Dactylogyrus species (Platyhelminthes, Monogenea) parasitizing cypriniform fishes in the context of morphology and phylogeny, with descriptions of seven new species

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Ribosomal DNA sequences are currently available for 32 morphologically recognized species of Dactylogyrus parasitizing Nearctic cypriniforms, but only 16 of them are assigned to nominal species. Herein, morphological data on 28 of the 32 species are provided, together with comments on their phylogenetic relationships in the context of the morphology of taxonomically important structures. Seven new species of Dactylogyrus are described from five species of leuciscids and one species of catostomids, as follows: D. aduncus n. sp. from Campostoma spadiceum, D. cloutmani n. sp. from Luxilus chrysocephalus isolepis, D. cornifrons n. sp. from Cyprinella venusta, D. fimbratus n. sp. from Rhinichthys cataractae, D. mcallisteri n. sp. from Semotilus atromaculatus, and D. chieni n. sp. and D. haneki n. sp. from Hypentelium nigricans. Four previously described species of Dactylogyrus, D. atromaculatus from S. atromaculatus, D. eos from C. neogaeus, D. parvicirrus from Notemigonus crysoleucas and D. perlus from L. c. isolepis, are redescribed and/or figured. As for the remaining 17 species, only the male copulatory organs (MCOs) taken from the respective hologenophores are illustrated. On the basis of phylogenetic analyses, two main clades of Nearctic Dactylogyrus were recognized and supported by the different morphology of the MCO. The first one included 22 strictly Nearctic species sharing the same MCO type with Dactylogyrus spp. parasitizing cyprinids likely of Asian origin. The second clade encompassed Dactylogyrus spp. with diverse MCO morphology and was placed in the sister position to Dactylogyrus spp. parasitizing European leuciscids and North-West African cyprinids.

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Studies on Monogenetic Trematodes. XVII. The Genus Dactylogyrus

Cited by 10 publications

References 7 publications

A catalogue of the nominal species of the monogenean genus Dactylogyrus Diesing, 1850 and their host genera

A catalogue of the nominal species of the monogenean genus Dactylogyrus Diesing, 1850 and their host genera

New Dactylogyrid parasites from the gill filaments of cyprinid fishes from India

Nearctic Dactylogyrus species (Platyhelminthes, Monogenea) parasitizing cypriniform fishes in the context of morphology and phylogeny, with descriptions of seven new species

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