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[A new morphological type of nematode larvae of the family Anisakidae (Ascaridida)].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 14 Apr 2005 Russian Journal:Parazitologiia, volume 38 (issn: 0031-1847, Copyright policy )
Authors: S G, Sokolov;

pmid: 15656102

[A new morphological type of nematode larvae of the family Anisakidae (Ascaridida)].

Abstract

Larvae of anisakid nematodes of a new morphological type from the anadromous mikizha Parasalmo mykiss (Salmonidae) are described. The larvae have 6 sclerotized cogs on the cephalic end of the body. These larvae are referred to the tribe Lappetascarini Rasheed, 1965 as forms with uncertain generic membership.

Keywords

Intestines, Nematoda, Larva, Salmo salar, Animals, Atlantic Ocean, Salmonidae

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