Morphology and surface ultrastructure of Dadaytrema oxycephala (Digenea: Cladorchiidae) with a new host record from Peruvian Amazon floodplain
RC Cuadros, NLS Rivadeneyra, JCO Malta… - Biologia, 2018 - Springer
In this study, a new host record for Dadaytrema oxycephala (Digenea: Cladorchiidae) is
described from an important Amazonian ornamental fish. The parasite was identified based
in the general morphology and surface ultrastructure of the young and mature trematodes
using scanning electron microscopy. The digenetic trematodes were found in the intestine of
15 of 80 specimens (18.7%) of Brochis multiradiatus captured from two floodplain lakes of
the Amazonas River, Department of Loreto, Peru and no clinical signs were observed in the …
described from an important Amazonian ornamental fish. The parasite was identified based
in the general morphology and surface ultrastructure of the young and mature trematodes
using scanning electron microscopy. The digenetic trematodes were found in the intestine of
15 of 80 specimens (18.7%) of Brochis multiradiatus captured from two floodplain lakes of
the Amazonas River, Department of Loreto, Peru and no clinical signs were observed in the …
Morphology and surface ultrastructure of Dadaytrema oxycephala (Digenea: Cladorchiidae) with a new host record from Peruvian Amazon floodplain
R Aguilar, X Brioso, C Calderón-Hernandez - 2018 - repositorio.concytec.gob.pe
In this study, a new host record for Dadaytrema oxycephala (Digenea: Cladorchiidae) is
described from an important Amazonian ornamental fish. The parasite was identified based
in the general morphology and surface ultrastructure of the young and mature trematodes
using scanning electron microscopy. The digenetic trematodes were found in the intestine of
15 of 80 specimens (18.7%) of Brochis multiradiatus captured from two floodplain lakes of
the Amazonas River, Department of Loreto, Peru and no clinical signs were observed in the …
described from an important Amazonian ornamental fish. The parasite was identified based
in the general morphology and surface ultrastructure of the young and mature trematodes
using scanning electron microscopy. The digenetic trematodes were found in the intestine of
15 of 80 specimens (18.7%) of Brochis multiradiatus captured from two floodplain lakes of
the Amazonas River, Department of Loreto, Peru and no clinical signs were observed in the …
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