Anguillicola, a parasitic nematode of the swim bladder spreading among eel populations in Europe
Günther Peters, F Hartmann
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Günther Peters, F Hartmann
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Dunng the past 5 yr nematodes of the genus A n g ~c o l a ,that parasitize the swim bladder of eels, have spread throughout Europe.They are especially common in young eels among which infestanon rates as high as 70 O/o have been recorded.These parasites were previously known only from East Asia and Austraha.
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Dunng the past 5 yr nematodes of the genus A n g ~c o l a ,that parasitize the swim bladder of eels, have spread throughout Europe.They are especially common in young eels among which infestanon rates as high as 70 O/o have been recorded.These parasites were previously known only from East Asia and Austraha.
Key concepts: Biology, Swim bladder, Nematode, Parasite hosting, Helminths, Zoology, Ecology, Aquatic animal