
Eleven Nerocila species are recorded from 22 marine fishes belonging to 15 families. Three, Nerocila arres, Nerocila depressa, and Nerocila loveni, are new for the Indian fauna. N. arres and Nerocila sigani, previously synonymized, are redescribed and their individuality is restored. Nerocila exocoeti, until now inadequately identified, is described and distinctly characterized. A neotype is designated. New hosts were identified for N. depressa, N. loveni, Nerocila phaiopleura, Nerocila serra, and Nerocila sundaica. Host-parasite relationships were considered. The parasitologic indexes were calculated. The site of attachment of the parasites on their hosts was also observed. A checklist of the nominal Nerocila species until now reported from Indian marine fishes was compiled.
Original Paper, Aquatic Organisms, Microscopy, Arthropoda, Fishes, India, Biodiversity, Host Specificity, Host-Parasite Interactions, Fish Diseases, Infectious Diseases, Animalia, Animals, Parasitology, Malacostraca, Cymothoidae, Taxonomy, Isopoda
Original Paper, Aquatic Organisms, Microscopy, Arthropoda, Fishes, India, Biodiversity, Host Specificity, Host-Parasite Interactions, Fish Diseases, Infectious Diseases, Animalia, Animals, Parasitology, Malacostraca, Cymothoidae, Taxonomy, Isopoda
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