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Detalle de: Histopathological changes in turbot Scophthalmus maximus due to a histophagous ciliate

Title Histopathological changes in turbot Scophthalmus maximus due to a histophagous ciliate
Abstract

Histological examination of moribund specimens of turbot grow-out facilities in northwest Galicia (Spain) revealed lesions severe enough to be responsible for the diseased condition and death of many fish.The lesions were caused by 2 agents, the microsporidian Tetrarnicra brevifjlum, already described from the same host farmed in the same region and a histophagous ciliate.Both agents were found In mlxed infections; the dominant role in pathogenesls was played by the histophagous ciliate which was tentatively assigned to the subclass Hymenostomata, order Scuticociliatida Small, 1967

Apa Reference Dykova, I. & Figueras, A. (1994). Histopathological changes in turbot Scophthalmus maximus due to a histophagous ciliate. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms, 18, 5-9. 10.3354/DAO018005
Doi 10.3354/DAO018005
Publication Date 1994
Publication Type Article
Researcher Antonio Figueras
Ontology Marine Systems
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