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The present paper lists all parasite species of the European eelAnguilla anguilla(Linnaeus, 1758), recorded in Poland, in both its saltwater and freshwater habitats. The list has been drawn up, based on data acquired since 1844. The majority of included parasite species are presented with fish infection parameters together with data on their developmental stages and occupied microhabitats, localities and dates of collection of the eels themselves. The database includes 62 parasite taxa (including 50 species, nine identified to the genus level and three to higher taxa), representing at least 47 genera and 39 families. The most frequently-noted parasites of the European eel are the cestodeBothriocephalus claviceps, the nematodesAnguillicoloides crassus,Camallanus lacustrisandRaphidascaris acusand the acanthocephalanAcanthocephalus lucii. Four alien species have been noted from this host:A. crassus, the monogeneansPseudodactylogyrus anguillaeandPseudodactylogyrus biniand the acanthocephalanParatenuisentis ambiguus. The present list includes both new host records and earlier records not included in previous lists of parasites of eels.
fish, Anguillidae, Actinopterygii, Anguilla anguilla, QH301-705.5, eel, species distrib, Anguilla, Anguilliformes, Anguilla bengalensis, parasite, Animalia, species distribution, Biology (General), Chordata, biodiversity, Research Article
fish, Anguillidae, Actinopterygii, Anguilla anguilla, QH301-705.5, eel, species distrib, Anguilla, Anguilliformes, Anguilla bengalensis, parasite, Animalia, species distribution, Biology (General), Chordata, biodiversity, Research Article
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