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Spinitectus Gordoni N. SP (Nemodata: Spiruroidea) from brown and rainbown trouts in NW Spain

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1976 Spain Spanish Publisher:Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas
Authors: Cordero del Campillo, Miguel; Álvarez Pellitero, María Pilar;

handle: 10612/3572

Spinitectus Gordoni N. SP (Nemodata: Spiruroidea) from brown and rainbown trouts in NW Spain

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Se describe el Spinectus Gordoni n. sp., un parásito del esófago (larvas) y el estómago (adultos) de la trucha marrón y arco iris en León. En total 3.169 larvas y 973 adultos gusanos fueran recogidos, y hasta el 39,6% de las truchas se encontraron infectados en el área enzootia. Las nuevas especies propuestas parece ser bastante específicsa de cuatro truchas, por 227 ejemplares de Cyprinadea y 4 de los peces Certrarchidear viven en el mismo hábitat no se vieron afectados. Se compararan con 70 Spinitectus spp. 12 de las cuales están relacionadas, 41 y 17 claramente diferente como todavía lo suficientemente descritos. Se dan Dibujos de huevos, L 3, L 4 machos y hembras

p. 35-66

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Truchas, Sanidad animal, Spinectus Gordoni, León, Parasitosis

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