New Species of Myxosporean (Myxozoa: Myxosporea) Parasites of Ceratomyxa From Fishes of Peter the Great Bay (Japan Sea)

Асеева, Н. Л.

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“…in the 'balbianii' group have previously been detected in Arcto-boreal cottids in both the North Atlantic (shul'man 1966, lom 1970, 1984, Khan et al 1986, lom and Dyková 1992 and the North Pacific (Zhukov 1964, Aseeva 2002. Sphaeromyxa japonica Aseeva, 2002 from sculpins in the sea of Japan shows larger spores, but also clearly differs in the relative extent of the intercapsular distance (iD/Pc index > 1.6 in S. japonica). lom (1970,1984) presented images of S. balbianii thélohan, 1892 from Triglops murrayi, according to Khan et al (1986) caught in the grand Banks area off Newfoundland (see lom and laird 1969).…”

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Sphaeromyxa artedielli sp. n. (Myxozoa: Sphaeromyxidae), a parasite of sculpins (Cottidae) in northern Norway

Karlsbakk¹,

Einen²,

Bartošová³

2013

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FoliA PArAsitologicA 60 [5]: [425][426][427][428][429][430][431][432] 2013 issN 0015-5683 (print), issN 1803-6465 (online) © institute of Parasitology, Biology centre Ascr http://folia.paru.cas.cz/ Address for correspondence: E. Karlsbakk, institute of Marine research, Po Box 1870, Nordnes, N-5817 Bergen, Norway. Phone: +47 55236362; Fax: +47 55238531; E-mail: egil.karlsbakk@imr.no the genus Sphaeromyxa thélohan, 1892 currently contains 46 species, which are coelozoic parasites in the bile ducts and gall bladder of marine fishes. Most species produce a large number of spores in very large flat plasmodia (up to 22 mm in diameter). the spores contain two polar capsules, one at each spore end. these contain a polar filament, which is thick when extruded, broad at the base and tapering towards the ends. the polar filament in Sphaeromyxa spp. is folded upon itself several times inside the polar capsule, whereas it is thin and coiled in other myxosporeans (lom and Dyková 2006). Different Sphaeromyxa spp. produce spores of two main types: either straight fusiform spores with oval polar capsules and usually truncate ends, or arcuate spores with pyriform polar capsules that usually have rounded spore ends. laird (1953) referred to these as members of the 'balbianii' and 'incurvata' groups, respectively. separation of the species in these two groups is also supported by phylogenetic studies (Kristmundsson and Freeman 2013, Whipps andFont 2013).During a survey on myxosporean diversity of Norwegian marine fishes, infections with a Sphaeromyxa species belonging to the 'balbianii' group were discovered in two sculpin species caught in relatively deep waters in northern Norway. this species was found to be new to science and is described below. MaterialS and MethodSthe marine sculpins Artediellus atlanticus Jordan et Evermann and Triglops murrayi günther were collected by bottom trawl during a research cruise along the coast of northern Norway with rV 'Helmer Hanssen' from 17 october to 12 November 2011 (table 1). the sculpins were immediately examined post capture. Fresh bile samples were examined in a microscope (olympus cX41) equipped with a digital camera (olympus sc30) and digital image series of the spores and plasmodia were taken. Plasmodia and spore measurements were taken from the images using the image J software. Air dried smears were kept from infected samples; these were stained with Hemacolor® (Merck Millipore, Billerica, MA

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Sphaeromyxa artedielli sp. n. (Myxozoa: Sphaeromyxidae), a parasite of sculpins (Cottidae) in northern Norway

Karlsbakk¹,

Einen²,

Bartošová³

2013

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“…Scoliodon terranovae USA (Atlantic Ocean) C. aspera Aseeva, 2003 Anterior margin convex and posterior concave; SP quite elongate and slightly curved; valves widely rounded, one a little longer than the other; SP 8-10Â38-69 (with appendices) or 34-43 (without appendices); PC 4-4.5 in diameter.…”

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“…Namibia (Atlantic Ocean) C. azonusi Aseeva, 2003 Anterior margin convex and posterior straight or slightly concave; valves with equal length and smoothly narrow toward rounded ends; SP 7-9Â24-30; PC 3Â1.8-2.5; PF 5.…”

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“…In some papers, a list of Ceratomyxa species has been provided, sometimes for comparison in relation to the description of new species (Aseeva, 2003), or for the species described in a particular country (Tripathi, 1952;Gioia & Cordeiro, 1996), or simply as a compilation of the known species (Kudo, 1933). Following previous papers on the specific diversity of myxosporeans infecting fish (Eiras, 2002;Eiras et al 2005), here the author has attempted to present a synopsis of Ceratomyxa species.…”

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Synopsis of the species of Ceratomyxa Thélohan, 1892 (Myxozoa: Myxosporea: Ceratomyxidae)

Eiras

2006

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“…Therefore, eight species could be 3. 2±0.8 (3.0-5.0) compared to the current Myxidium (Table 1).These species are Myxidium barbatulae Cepede 1906 (Longshaw et al 2005) from the kidney of Barbatula barbatula, M. brienomyri Fomena & Bouix 1986 from the gallbladder of Brienomyrus brachystus, M. nyongensis Fomena & Bouix 1986 from the gallbladder of Barbus asilus and Barbus jae, M. adriaticum (Lubat et al 1989) from the gallbladder of Scapaena notata, M. chilomycteri (Kpatcha et al 1995) from the gallbladder of Chilomycterus spinsous, M. schilba (Ali et al 1999) from the gallbladder of Schilba mystus, M. biliare (Viozzi and Flores 2003) from the gallbladder of Galaxias maculates, and Myxidium licodae (Aseeva 2003) from the gallbladder of Licodes raridens.…”

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Two new Myxidium species (Myxosporea: Myxidiidae) infecting the gallbladder of African flying fish, Cheilopogon nigricans and Suez fusilier, Caesio suevicus from the Red Sea, Egypt: a morphological and morphometric study

Abdel‐Baki

2009

Parasitol Res

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Myxidium maamouni sp. n. and Myxidium aydai sp. n. were described from the gallbladder of the African flying fish Cheilopogon nigricans and Suez fusilier Caesio suevicus, respectively. Fishes were collected from the Red Sea at Al-Quseir, Egypt. M. maamouni have irregular to mostly rounded polysporous plasmodia with diameter of 27 microm. Spores were sigmoid or S-shaped and sometimes spindle-shaped in the frontal view with smooth valves. They measured 13.5 x 8.0 x 8.2 microm in size. Their polar capsules were equal pyriform and measured 7.0 x 3.2 microm in size with nine to 12 coils. Spores of M. aydai were spindle-shaped in the frontal view with thin smooth valves. They measured 23.0 x 5.6 x 5.5 microm in size. Their polar capsules were pyriform and measured 7.2 x 3.4 microm in size with eight to nine coils.

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New Species of Myxosporean (Myxozoa: Myxosporea) Parasites of Ceratomyxa From Fishes of Peter the Great Bay (Japan Sea)

Cited by 12 publications

References 4 publications

Sphaeromyxa artedielli sp. n. (Myxozoa: Sphaeromyxidae), a parasite of sculpins (Cottidae) in northern Norway

Sphaeromyxa artedielli sp. n. (Myxozoa: Sphaeromyxidae), a parasite of sculpins (Cottidae) in northern Norway

Synopsis of the species of Ceratomyxa Thélohan, 1892 (Myxozoa: Myxosporea: Ceratomyxidae)

Two new Myxidium species (Myxosporea: Myxidiidae) infecting the gallbladder of African flying fish, Cheilopogon nigricans and Suez fusilier, Caesio suevicus from the Red Sea, Egypt: a morphological and morphometric study

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