First morphological and molecular characterization of the genus Eustrongylides nematode larvae infecting fish in the Brazilian Amazon
While birds are the definitive hosts of nematodes of Eustrongylides spp., other vertebrates, such as fish, amphibians and reptiles, represent intermediate/paratenic hosts. Despite their zoonotic potential, however, the taxonomic characterization of the larval stages of fish parasitic nematodes in th...
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| description | While birds are the definitive hosts of nematodes of
Eustrongylides
spp., other vertebrates, such as fish, amphibians and reptiles, represent intermediate/paratenic hosts. Despite their zoonotic potential, however, the taxonomic characterization of the larval stages of fish parasitic nematodes in the Brazilian Amazon remains limited. The present study aims to describe the morphological and molecular characteristics of
Eustrongylides
sp. found parasitizing the musculature of
Hoplia malabaricus
from the Amazon Basin, in the region of Santarém, in the state of Pará, Brazil. In addition to presenting a new geographic record, the present study morphologically and molecularly characterizes
Eustrongylides
sp. larvae in the Brazilian Amazon using the 18S ribosomal gene. As this nematode can be considered a potential emerging cause of disease, it is important to use molecular markers to improve diagnosis, in addition to describing new species and evaluating the genetic distribution of
Eustrongylides
populations in the Brazilian Amazon. |
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Eustrongylides
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Eustrongylides
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Eustrongylides
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Eustrongylides
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