First Record of Alcataenia larina larina (Cestoda: Dilepididae) in Atlantic Puffins (Aves, Alcidae, Fratercula arctica) from Newfoundland, Canada

Muzaffar, Sabir Bin; Hoberg, Eric P.; Jones, Ian L.

doi:10.1654/4253.1

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“…However, data on the influence of non-native endoparasites originating from marine aquaculture on the ambient native fish species is rather limited and requires further analysis. Aquacultures may additionally increase the importance of avian fish predators for the life-cycles of digeneans, nematodes, cestodes and acanthocephalans, aside from merely serving as final hosts (Murugami et al, 2018). Seabirds gather near fish farms (Buschmann et al, 2006;Aguado-Giménez et al, 2018;Surman & Dunlop, 2015) which will lead to a more concentrated release of seabird faeces into the aquaculture's immediate surroundings.…”

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“… Data from: 1 Muzzaffar et al ., 2007 ; 2 Hoberg, 1984 ; 3 Kuklin, 2017 ; 4 Kuklin, 2015 ; 5 Galaktionov, 1996 ; 6 Hoberg, 1996 ; 7 Sagerup et al ., 2000 ; 8 Ortega-Olivares & Garcia-Varela, 2018; 9 Krasnoshchekov & Tomilovskaia, 1978 ; 10 Kuklin et al ., 2020 ; 11 de Marval et al ., 2013 ; 12 Kuklin & Maslich, 2011 ; 13 Greben et al ., 2019 ; 14 Maksimova, 1990 ; 15 Bondarenko, 1997 ; 16 Reimer, 2002 ; 17 Kuklin, 2011 ; 18 McDonald, 1996; 19 Jarecka, 1961 ; 20 Galaktionov et al ., 2021 ; 21 Kuklin et al ., 2019 ; …”

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Impact of anthropogenous environmental factors on the marine ecosystem of trophically transmitted helminths and hosting seabirds: Focus on North Atlantic, North Sea, Baltic and the Arctic seas

Schwantes

2023

Helminthologia

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Summary Alongside natural factors, human activities have a major impact on the marine environment and thus influence processes in vulnerable ecosystems. The major purpose of this review is to summarise the current understanding as to how manmade factors influence the marine biocenosis of helminths, their intermediate hosts as well as seabirds as their final hosts. Moreover, it highlights current knowledge gaps regarding this ecosystem, which should be closed in order to gain a more complete understanding of these interactions. This work is primarily focused on helminths parasitizing seabirds of the North Atlantic and the Arctic Ocean. The complex life cycles of seabird helminths may be impacted by fishing and aquaculture, as they interfere with the abundance of fish and seabird species, while the latter also affects the geographical distribution of intermediate hosts (marine bivalve and fish species), and may therefore alter the intertwined marine ecosystem. Increasing temperatures and seawater acidification as well as environmental pollutants may have negative or positive effects on different parts of this interactive ecosystem and may entail shifts in the abundance or regional distribution of parasites and/or intermediate and final hosts. Organic pollutants and trace elements may weaken the immune system of the hosting seabirds and hence affect the final host’s ability to control the endoparasites. On the other hand, in some cases helminths seem to function as a sink for trace elements resulting in decreased concentrations of heavy metals in birds’ tissues. Furthermore, this article also describes the role of helminths in mass mortality events amongst seabird populations, which beside natural causes (weather, viral and bacterial infections) have anthropogenous origin as well (e.g. oil spills, climate change, overfishing and environmental pollution).

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Section: The Influence Of Aquaculturementioning

confidence: 99%

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Impact of anthropogenous environmental factors on the marine ecosystem of trophically transmitted helminths and hosting seabirds: Focus on North Atlantic, North Sea, Baltic and the Arctic seas

Schwantes

2023

Helminthologia

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Biogeographical Aspects of Helminths Parasitizing Barents Sea Birds: Spatial Distribution and Host Preferences

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2022

Biol Bull Russ Acad Sci

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First Record of Alcataenia larina larina (Cestoda: Dilepididae) in Atlantic Puffins (Aves, Alcidae, Fratercula arctica) from Newfoundland, Canada

Cited by 2 publications

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Impact of anthropogenous environmental factors on the marine ecosystem of trophically transmitted helminths and hosting seabirds: Focus on North Atlantic, North Sea, Baltic and the Arctic seas

Impact of anthropogenous environmental factors on the marine ecosystem of trophically transmitted helminths and hosting seabirds: Focus on North Atlantic, North Sea, Baltic and the Arctic seas

Biogeographical Aspects of Helminths Parasitizing Barents Sea Birds: Spatial Distribution and Host Preferences

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