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Parasites of skipjack, Katsuwonus pelamis, from Madeira, Eastern Atlantic
Skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis , is a tropical species of economic importance for fisheries around the world. It occurs seasonally in subtropical waters around Madeira archipelago, in the warmer months. In this study, a parasitological analysis was carried out on a sample of 30 skipjack caught ne...
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| description | Skipjack tuna,
Katsuwonus pelamis
, is a tropical species of economic importance for fisheries around the world. It occurs seasonally in subtropical waters around Madeira archipelago, in the warmer months. In this study, a parasitological analysis was carried out on a sample of 30 skipjack caught near Madeira Island. A total of 24 parasite taxa were found in this sample. The skipjack parasite community detected was characterized by a wide diversity of parasites, with a predominance of adult didymozoid trematodes, and high prevalences of
Tentacularia coryphaenae
cestode larvae and
Anisakis
sp. larvae. Microhabitat distribution of gill parasites was assessed for the most prevalent species, and correlations between parasite abundance and various host features such as size, condition, and fat content were investigated. Parasite taxa which might be useful as biological tags in future studies of skipjack migrations in the Eastern Atlantic were selected. |
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Tentacularia coryphaenae
cestode larvae and
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Tentacularia coryphaenae
cestode larvae and
Anisakis
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