Eight species of Lintonium Stunkard & Nigrelli, 1930 (Digenea: Fellodistomidae) in Australian tetraodontiform fishes
We report eight species of Lintonium from tetraodontiform fishes from Australian waters and describe six of them as new. Two species are described from tetraodontids from the Great Barrier Reef (GBR): Lintonium kostadinovae n. sp. from Arothron nigropunctatus (Bloch & Schneider) and Arothron his...
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| description | We report eight species of
Lintonium
from tetraodontiform fishes from Australian waters and describe six of them as new. Two species are described from tetraodontids from the Great Barrier Reef (GBR):
Lintonium kostadinovae
n. sp.
from
Arothron nigropunctatus
(Bloch & Schneider) and
Arothron hispidus
(Linnaeus); and
Lintonium droneni
n. sp.
from
A. nigropunctatus
. Two species are described from temperate monacanthids:
Lintonium crowcrofti
n. sp.
from
Meuschenia hippocrepis
(Quoy & Gaimard) and
Meuschenia freycineti
(Quoy & Gaimard) off Tasmania and from
M
.
hippocrepis
off Glenelg, South Australia and off Fremantle, Western Australia; and
Lintonium blendi
n. sp.
from
M
.
hippocrepis
off Stanley, Tasmania. The final two new species are described from tropical monacanthids:
Lintonium currani
n. sp.
from
Cantherhines pardalis
(Rüppell) from Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia; and
Lintonium madhaviae
n. sp.
from
Amanses scopas
(Cuvier) from the southern GBR. Two previously described species are reported from tetraodontids:
Lintonium pulchrum
(Johnston, 1913) Yamaguti, 1954 from
Arothron stellatus
(Anonymous),
A
.
hispidus
,
A
.
manilensis
(Marion de Procé) and
Lagocephalus lunaris
(Bloch & Schneider) from the GBR and southern Queensland; and
Lintonium consors
(Lühe, 1906) Crowcroft, 1950 from
A
.
nigropunctatus
from the southern GBR. Sequence data for three markers (ITS2 and 28S rDNA and
cox
1 mtDNA) for six of the eight species (
L
.
crowcrofti
n. sp.
,
L
.
currani
n. sp.
,
L
.
droneni
n. sp.
,
L
.
kostadinovae
n. sp.
,
L
.
madhaviae
n. sp.
and
L
.
pulchrum
) are the first for the genus and distinguish each species unambiguously. Many records of species of
Lintonium
, especially widespread records of the type species,
L
.
vibex
(Linton, 1900) Stunkard & Nigrelli, 1930, remain to be clarified. A key finding of the present study is that three fish species (
A
.
hispidus
,
A
.
nigropunctatus
and
M
.
hippocrepis
) are identified as harbouring either two or three species of
Lintonium
at individual localities. |
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Lintonium
from tetraodontiform fishes from Australian waters and describe six of them as new. Two species are described from tetraodontids from the Great Barrier Reef (GBR):
Lintonium kostadinovae
n. sp.
from
Arothron nigropunctatus
(Bloch & Schneider) and
Arothron hispidus
(Linnaeus); and
Lintonium droneni
n. sp.
from
A. nigropunctatus
. Two species are described from temperate monacanthids:
Lintonium crowcrofti
n. sp.
from
Meuschenia hippocrepis
(Quoy & Gaimard) and
Meuschenia freycineti
(Quoy & Gaimard) off Tasmania and from
M
.
hippocrepis
off Glenelg, South Australia and off Fremantle, Western Australia; and
Lintonium blendi
n. sp.
from
M
.
hippocrepis
off Stanley, Tasmania. The final two new species are described from tropical monacanthids:
Lintonium currani
n. sp.
from
Cantherhines pardalis
(Rüppell) from Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia; and
Lintonium madhaviae
n. sp.
from
Amanses scopas
(Cuvier) from the southern GBR. Two previously described species are reported from tetraodontids:
Lintonium pulchrum
(Johnston, 1913) Yamaguti, 1954 from
Arothron stellatus
(Anonymous),
A
.
hispidus
,
A
.
manilensis
(Marion de Procé) and
Lagocephalus lunaris
(Bloch & Schneider) from the GBR and southern Queensland; and
Lintonium consors
(Lühe, 1906) Crowcroft, 1950 from
A
.
nigropunctatus
from the southern GBR. Sequence data for three markers (ITS2 and 28S rDNA and
cox
1 mtDNA) for six of the eight species (
L
.
crowcrofti
n. sp.
,
L
.
currani
n. sp.
,
L
.
droneni
n. sp.
,
L
.
kostadinovae
n. sp.
,
L
.
madhaviae
n. sp.
and
L
.
pulchrum
) are the first for the genus and distinguish each species unambiguously. Many records of species of
Lintonium
, especially widespread records of the type species,
L
.
vibex
(Linton, 1900) Stunkard & Nigrelli, 1930, remain to be clarified. A key finding of the present study is that three fish species (
A
.
hispidus
,
A
.
nigropunctatus
and
M
.
hippocrepis
) are identified as harbouring either two or three species of
Lintonium
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Lintonium
from tetraodontiform fishes from Australian waters and describe six of them as new. Two species are described from tetraodontids from the Great Barrier Reef (GBR):
Lintonium kostadinovae
n. sp.
from
Arothron nigropunctatus
(Bloch & Schneider) and
Arothron hispidus
(Linnaeus); and
Lintonium droneni
n. sp.
from
A. nigropunctatus
. Two species are described from temperate monacanthids:
Lintonium crowcrofti
n. sp.
from
Meuschenia hippocrepis
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Meuschenia freycineti
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M
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hippocrepis
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Lintonium blendi
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from
M
.
hippocrepis
off Stanley, Tasmania. The final two new species are described from tropical monacanthids:
Lintonium currani
n. sp.
from
Cantherhines pardalis
(Rüppell) from Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia; and
Lintonium madhaviae
n. sp.
from
Amanses scopas
(Cuvier) from the southern GBR. Two previously described species are reported from tetraodontids:
Lintonium pulchrum
(Johnston, 1913) Yamaguti, 1954 from
Arothron stellatus
(Anonymous),
A
.
hispidus
,
A
.
manilensis
(Marion de Procé) and
Lagocephalus lunaris
(Bloch & Schneider) from the GBR and southern Queensland; and
Lintonium consors
(Lühe, 1906) Crowcroft, 1950 from
A
.
nigropunctatus
from the southern GBR. Sequence data for three markers (ITS2 and 28S rDNA and
cox
1 mtDNA) for six of the eight species (
L
.
crowcrofti
n. sp.
,
L
.
currani
n. sp.
,
L
.
droneni
n. sp.
,
L
.
kostadinovae
n. sp.
,
L
.
madhaviae
n. sp.
and
L
.
pulchrum
) are the first for the genus and distinguish each species unambiguously. Many records of species of
Lintonium
, especially widespread records of the type species,
L
.
vibex
(Linton, 1900) Stunkard & Nigrelli, 1930, remain to be clarified. A key finding of the present study is that three fish species (
A
.
hispidus
,
A
.
nigropunctatus
and
M
.
hippocrepis
) are identified as harbouring either two or three species of
Lintonium
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Lintonium
from tetraodontiform fishes from Australian waters and describe six of them as new. Two species are described from tetraodontids from the Great Barrier Reef (GBR):
Lintonium kostadinovae
n. sp.
from
Arothron nigropunctatus
(Bloch & Schneider) and
Arothron hispidus
(Linnaeus); and
Lintonium droneni
n. sp.
from
A. nigropunctatus
. Two species are described from temperate monacanthids:
Lintonium crowcrofti
n. sp.
from
Meuschenia hippocrepis
(Quoy & Gaimard) and
Meuschenia freycineti
(Quoy & Gaimard) off Tasmania and from
M
.
hippocrepis
off Glenelg, South Australia and off Fremantle, Western Australia; and
Lintonium blendi
n. sp.
from
M
.
hippocrepis
off Stanley, Tasmania. The final two new species are described from tropical monacanthids:
Lintonium currani
n. sp.
from
Cantherhines pardalis
(Rüppell) from Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia; and
Lintonium madhaviae
n. sp.
from
Amanses scopas
(Cuvier) from the southern GBR. Two previously described species are reported from tetraodontids:
Lintonium pulchrum
(Johnston, 1913) Yamaguti, 1954 from
Arothron stellatus
(Anonymous),
A
.
hispidus
,
A
.
manilensis
(Marion de Procé) and
Lagocephalus lunaris
(Bloch & Schneider) from the GBR and southern Queensland; and
Lintonium consors
(Lühe, 1906) Crowcroft, 1950 from
A
.
nigropunctatus
from the southern GBR. Sequence data for three markers (ITS2 and 28S rDNA and
cox
1 mtDNA) for six of the eight species (
L
.
crowcrofti
n. sp.
,
L
.
currani
n. sp.
,
L
.
droneni
n. sp.
,
L
.
kostadinovae
n. sp.
,
L
.
madhaviae
n. sp.
and
L
.
pulchrum
) are the first for the genus and distinguish each species unambiguously. Many records of species of
Lintonium
, especially widespread records of the type species,
L
.
vibex
(Linton, 1900) Stunkard & Nigrelli, 1930, remain to be clarified. A key finding of the present study is that three fish species (
A
.
hispidus
,
A
.
nigropunctatus
and
M
.
hippocrepis
) are identified as harbouring either two or three species of
Lintonium
at individual localities.</abstract><cop>Dordrecht</cop><pub>Springer Netherlands</pub><pmid>34536191</pmid><doi>10.1007/s11230-021-10000-w</doi><tpages>30</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1092-9705</orcidid></addata></record> |
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| subjects | Agriculture Animal Anatomy Animal Ecology Animal Systematics/Taxonomy/Biogeography Animals Australia Biomedical and Life Sciences DNA, Ribosomal - genetics Fish Fishes - genetics Fossils Histology Life Sciences Lintonium Mitochondrial DNA Morphology New records New species Shells Species Specificity Tetraodontiformes Trematoda - genetics Zoology |
| title | Eight species of Lintonium Stunkard & Nigrelli, 1930 (Digenea: Fellodistomidae) in Australian tetraodontiform fishes |
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