Türkiyede bazı balıklarda Myxobolus cyprini ve Lamproglena pulchella türlerinin morfolojik identifikasyonu ve patolojisi

EKİNCİ, Aysel; Sağlam, Naim; Özkaraca, Mustafa; KILINÇ, Ünal

doi:10.35864/evmd.943270

Etlik Veteriner Mikrobiyoloji Dergisi

2022

DOI: 10.35864/evmd.943270

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Türkiyede bazı balıklarda Myxobolus cyprini ve Lamproglena pulchella türlerinin morfolojik identifikasyonu ve patolojisi

Aysel EKİNCİ

Naim Sağlam

Mustafa Özkaraca

et al.

Abstract: Bu çalışma, Yaban Hayatı'nda yakalanan üç farklı balık türündeki (Barbus lacerta, Capoeta trutta ve Capoeta umbla) parazitlerin (Myxobolus cyprini ve Lamproglena pulchella) enfeksiyon ve patolojilerini belirlemek için yapıldı. Bu çalışma için yakalanan balıklar, etik kurallara uygun olarak laboratuvara nakledildi ve parazit açısından araştırıldı. Sonuçlara göre iki farklı parazit türü (Myxobolus cyprini ve Lamproglena pulchella) tespit edildi. Myxobolus cyprini, Capoeta trutta'nın pektoral yüzgeçlerinin yumuşa… Show more

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Distribution and host range of a highly invasive parasitic copepod

Ondračková,

Tkachenko,

Vetešník

et al. 2024

Hydrobiologia

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The parasitic copepod Neoergasilus japonicus (Ergasilidae), native to East Asia, has spread rapidly around the world over the past half-century and now represents a clear example of successful parasitic invader. The species is now found in western Asia, Europe, America and Africa, with aquaculture and fish introductions identified as the primary vectors of dispersal. Regional field investigations have revealed surprisingly high number of affected localities, indicating potentially wider distribution than currently recognised. Neoergasilus japonicus exhibits low host specificity, parasitising a diverse range of freshwater fishes. This study updates the global fish host species list to 132, spanning 27 families across 15 orders, with Cypriniformes identified as the most susceptible host species. Under experimental conditions in this study, however, N. japonicus avoided its natural host, topmouth gudgeon Pseudorasbora parva, suggesting a level of resistance to its native parasite. Piscivorous and demersal fish were less infected by copepods than planktivorous, benthivorous, pelagic and benthopelagic species, reflecting the ecology of both the parasite and its hosts. An ability to re-attach to another host, though limited, was confirmed under experimental conditions. Recognising the ecological impacts and potential consequences associated with the introduction of non-native parasites emphasises the need for continuous monitoring and research globally.

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Distribution and host range of a highly invasive parasitic copepod

Ondračková,

Tkachenko,

Vetešník

et al. 2024

Hydrobiologia

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Parasitological, Bacteriological and Virological Research of Carp (Cyprinus carpio) in a Case in Hirfanlı Dam Lake in Türkiye

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YEŞİLÖZ

GÖKCECİK

et al. 2023

Etlik Veteriner Mikrobiyoloji Dergisi

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The aim of the present study was shedding light on the disease factors underlying mortality event among common carps inhabiting Hirfanlı Dam Lake in Türkiye in spring of the year 2021. For this purpose various parasitological, bacteriological and virological research techniques were employed. Five parasite genera, Dactylogyrus spp., Myxobolus spp., Eimeria spp., Trichodina spp., Diplostomum spp. were isolated from 13 common carps. The opportunistic bacterial pathogen of fresh water fishes Aeromonas hydrophila was also isolated from wounded fish. No viruses were detected. Fungal infections were encountered in the skin lesions of carps. The source of the encountered morbidity and mortality picture among the studied carps points to the combined action of parasitic, bacterial and fungal agents in these fish. Further investigations on seasonal variations of parasitofauna on the lake are needed for better understanding the dynamics in the ecology of the parasites which are hosted by carps in the Hirfanlı Dam Lake.

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Türkiyede bazı balıklarda Myxobolus cyprini ve Lamproglena pulchella türlerinin morfolojik identifikasyonu ve patolojisi

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Distribution and host range of a highly invasive parasitic copepod

Distribution and host range of a highly invasive parasitic copepod

Parasitological, Bacteriological and Virological Research of Carp (Cyprinus carpio) in a Case in Hirfanlı Dam Lake in Türkiye

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