Ocorrência de Ithyoclinostomum Sp. e Eustrongylides Sp., parasitos de Hoplias aff. malabaricus Bloch, 1794 (Characiformes: Erythrinidae), no litoral de Santa Catarina, Brasil

Gueretz, Juliano Santos; Senger, Simone Brito; Claus, Marlise Pompeo

doi:10.34117/bjdv6n4-359

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“…Another parasite identified in this study was Ithyoclinostomum sp., which is a digenetic trematode, and has no reports of zoonotic potential, but that the presence of cysts containing the metacercariae of this parasite causes disgust 27 . This parasite has been found from north to south of Brazil 28,29 and studies on the parasite-host relationship need to be conducted in order to understand the role of each host within the epidemiological cycle as well as the action of the parasite on the performance of the host.…”

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One Health in The Brazilian Western Amazon: Helminths in Native Fish and The Food Change of The Puruborá People

Figueiredo

Montanha

Manrique

2021

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The aim was to approach an analysis of fish parasites in the Manoel Correia and Caio Espínola Rivers, which border the Aldeia Aperoi, and the report of the Puruborá People on the use of fish as animal protein. Twenty-one fish were collected in the dry season and 15 in the rainy season, totaling 36 specimens, which dissipated cestodes, acanthocephala and nematodes encysted in the musculature, preventing their consumption. Six residents of Aldeia Aperoi were interviewed. The circulation of parasites with zoonotic potential was identified in fish native to the Manoel Correia and Caio Espínola rivers, which border the Aldeia Aperoi, in the Western Amazon of Brazil. It was verified the helplessness of the Puruborá people regarding their inquiries about the environmental imbalance, which causes the loss of fish diversity and, consequently, damage to their culture and their costumes.

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confidence: 99%