| chilodonella spp. at four fish farms in northern finland. | a total of 4.1% infestation with chilodonella spp. was found among fish studied in 144 tanks in 1987-1989, representing 14.0% of the tanks in which fish are reared at four salmonid farms in northern finland. two species were found, c. hexasticha and c. piscicola, and both occurred on salmon (salmo salar l.), sea trout [s. trutta m. trutta (l.)] and brown trout [s. t. m. lacustris (l.)]. variability was observed in the length and width of the c. piscicola specimens and the number of ciliary rows ... | 1994 | 7866384 |
| the parasite community of the nase chondrostoma nasus (l. 1758) from austrian rivers. | between april 2003 and november 2006 a total of 191 individuals of the predominantly herbivorous fish species nase chondrostoma nasus (l. 1758) were examined for parasites from six river sites in austria. the following parasite taxa were recovered - ciliata: trichodina sp., chilodonella piscicola, ichthyophthirius multifiliis; myxozoa: myxobolus muelleri (cysts) and myxobolus sp. (cysts); monogenea: dactylogyrus vistulae, d. chondrostomi and dactylogyrus spp., gyrodactylus sp., diplozoon paradox ... | 2010 | 20831848 |
| evidence of multiple species of chilodonella (protozoa, ciliophora) infecting australian farmed freshwater fishes. | parasitic chilodonella species, chilodonella piscicola and chilodonella hexasticha, cause considerable economic losses globally to freshwater farmed fish production. some genetic studies of chilodonella spp. have indicated that many species within the genus may form cryptic species complexes. to understand the diversity of chilodonella spp. infecting australian freshwater farmed fish, specimens were isolated from infected barramundi (lates calcarifer) and murray cod (maccullochella peelii) from ... | 2017 | 28291600 |
| first record of chilodonella piscicola (ciliophora: chilodonellidae) from two endangered fishes, schizothorax o'connori and oxygymnocypris stewartii in tibet. | schizothorax o'connori and oxygymnocypris stewartii are two endangered endemic tibetan fishes that thrive in the lhasa river at an average altitude over 4000 m. during artificial reproduction of endemic tibetan fishes, the juvenile fish of s. o'connori and o. stewartii experienced mass mortality event. the causative agent is diagnosed to be a ciliate parasite, chilodonella piscicola (syn. c. cyprini), which is common in various fishes. here, we supplemented its description based on the morpholog ... | 2015 | 25956400 |