The First Isospora Species (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) Described from the Northern Yellow-Shafted Flicker (Colaptes auratus luteus) in Ontario, Canada
Purpose Members of the genus Isospora commonly infect a wide variety of wild birds. By combining morphometric and genetic data, we are able to differentiate and describe a new apicomplexan parasite, Isospora picoflavae n. sp., from the Northern Yellow-shafted Flicker ( Colaptes auratus luteus ) in O...
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Members of the genus
Isospora
commonly infect a wide variety of wild birds. By combining morphometric and genetic data, we are able to differentiate and describe a new apicomplexan parasite,
Isospora picoflavae
n. sp., from the Northern Yellow-shafted Flicker (
Colaptes auratus luteus
) in Ontario, Canada.
Methods
Unsporulated oocysts were observed in intestinal contents obtained during necropsy; these oocysts completed exogenous sporulation within 7 days at room temperature. Complete nuclear 18S rDNA and complete mitochondrial genome sequences were obtained from this previously undescribed
Isospora
sp. to compare with related coccidia.
Results
Sporulated oocysts were subspherical in shape measuring an average of 22.7 × 21.7 μm (
n
= 53; mean shape index 1.05) containing a near-spherical polar granule. Sporocysts were ovoidal to ellipsoidal in shape, measuring an average size of 17.0 × 10.5 μm (
n
= 9; mean shape index 1.62). Sporocyst residuum was concentrated in an irregular, spherical mass in the middle of each sporocyst. The isolated oocysts differed morphologically from other
Isospora
species reported to infect members of the family Picidae. Based on phylogenetic analyses using either combined nuclear 18S rDNA and mitochondrial cytochrome
c
oxidase I (COI) sequences or complete mitochondrial genome sequences, this
Isospora
sp. n. isolated from the Northern Flicker grouped within a clade containing
Isospora
species described from various passeriform hosts.
Conclusion
Based on combined morphological and molecular data, the oocysts found in the gastrointestinal contents of
Colaptes auratus luteus
represent a new species of
Isospora
named herein as
Isospora picoflavae
n. sp. |
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Members of the genus
Isospora
commonly infect a wide variety of wild birds. By combining morphometric and genetic data, we are able to differentiate and describe a new apicomplexan parasite,
Isospora picoflavae
n. sp., from the Northern Yellow-shafted Flicker (
Colaptes auratus luteus
) in Ontario, Canada.
Methods
Unsporulated oocysts were observed in intestinal contents obtained during necropsy; these oocysts completed exogenous sporulation within 7 days at room temperature. Complete nuclear 18S rDNA and complete mitochondrial genome sequences were obtained from this previously undescribed
Isospora
sp. to compare with related coccidia.
Results
Sporulated oocysts were subspherical in shape measuring an average of 22.7 × 21.7 μm (
n
= 53; mean shape index 1.05) containing a near-spherical polar granule. Sporocysts were ovoidal to ellipsoidal in shape, measuring an average size of 17.0 × 10.5 μm (
n
= 9; mean shape index 1.62). Sporocyst residuum was concentrated in an irregular, spherical mass in the middle of each sporocyst. The isolated oocysts differed morphologically from other
Isospora
species reported to infect members of the family Picidae. Based on phylogenetic analyses using either combined nuclear 18S rDNA and mitochondrial cytochrome
c
oxidase I (COI) sequences or complete mitochondrial genome sequences, this
Isospora
sp. n. isolated from the Northern Flicker grouped within a clade containing
Isospora
species described from various passeriform hosts.
Conclusion
Based on combined morphological and molecular data, the oocysts found in the gastrointestinal contents of
Colaptes auratus luteus
represent a new species of
Isospora
named herein as
Isospora picoflavae
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Members of the genus
Isospora
commonly infect a wide variety of wild birds. By combining morphometric and genetic data, we are able to differentiate and describe a new apicomplexan parasite,
Isospora picoflavae
n. sp., from the Northern Yellow-shafted Flicker (
Colaptes auratus luteus
) in Ontario, Canada.
Methods
Unsporulated oocysts were observed in intestinal contents obtained during necropsy; these oocysts completed exogenous sporulation within 7 days at room temperature. Complete nuclear 18S rDNA and complete mitochondrial genome sequences were obtained from this previously undescribed
Isospora
sp. to compare with related coccidia.
Results
Sporulated oocysts were subspherical in shape measuring an average of 22.7 × 21.7 μm (
n
= 53; mean shape index 1.05) containing a near-spherical polar granule. Sporocysts were ovoidal to ellipsoidal in shape, measuring an average size of 17.0 × 10.5 μm (
n
= 9; mean shape index 1.62). Sporocyst residuum was concentrated in an irregular, spherical mass in the middle of each sporocyst. The isolated oocysts differed morphologically from other
Isospora
species reported to infect members of the family Picidae. Based on phylogenetic analyses using either combined nuclear 18S rDNA and mitochondrial cytochrome
c
oxidase I (COI) sequences or complete mitochondrial genome sequences, this
Isospora
sp. n. isolated from the Northern Flicker grouped within a clade containing
Isospora
species described from various passeriform hosts.
Conclusion
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Colaptes auratus luteus
represent a new species of
Isospora
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Isospora picoflavae
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Members of the genus
Isospora
commonly infect a wide variety of wild birds. By combining morphometric and genetic data, we are able to differentiate and describe a new apicomplexan parasite,
Isospora picoflavae
n. sp., from the Northern Yellow-shafted Flicker (
Colaptes auratus luteus
) in Ontario, Canada.
Methods
Unsporulated oocysts were observed in intestinal contents obtained during necropsy; these oocysts completed exogenous sporulation within 7 days at room temperature. Complete nuclear 18S rDNA and complete mitochondrial genome sequences were obtained from this previously undescribed
Isospora
sp. to compare with related coccidia.
Results
Sporulated oocysts were subspherical in shape measuring an average of 22.7 × 21.7 μm (
n
= 53; mean shape index 1.05) containing a near-spherical polar granule. Sporocysts were ovoidal to ellipsoidal in shape, measuring an average size of 17.0 × 10.5 μm (
n
= 9; mean shape index 1.62). Sporocyst residuum was concentrated in an irregular, spherical mass in the middle of each sporocyst. The isolated oocysts differed morphologically from other
Isospora
species reported to infect members of the family Picidae. Based on phylogenetic analyses using either combined nuclear 18S rDNA and mitochondrial cytochrome
c
oxidase I (COI) sequences or complete mitochondrial genome sequences, this
Isospora
sp. n. isolated from the Northern Flicker grouped within a clade containing
Isospora
species described from various passeriform hosts.
Conclusion
Based on combined morphological and molecular data, the oocysts found in the gastrointestinal contents of
Colaptes auratus luteus
represent a new species of
Isospora
named herein as
Isospora picoflavae
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