Parasitic crustaceans of Adriatic fishes.
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Parasitic crustaceans of Adriatic fishes.
45 species of Copepoda and 14 of Isopoda have been found on the South Adriatic (Montenegrian coast) fishes during the 10 years study. In addition to the check-list, some results of pathological and haematological investigations, showing that these parasites have a considerable impact on the growth, condition index and physiological state of hosts, are given.
- University of Vic Spain
Fish Diseases, Crustacea, Oceans and Seas, Parasitic Diseases, Animal, Fishes, Parasitic Diseases, Animals, Anemia, Seawater, Hypertrophy, Spleen, Host-Parasite Interactions
Fish Diseases, Crustacea, Oceans and Seas, Parasitic Diseases, Animal, Fishes, Parasitic Diseases, Animals, Anemia, Seawater, Hypertrophy, Spleen, Host-Parasite Interactions
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