Studies on Faunistic Diversity of Helminth Parasites of Freshwater Fishes
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This part deals with the Biosystematic study of cestode parasites of freshwater fishes.
newlineDuring this investigation 09 new species of Cestode Parasites belongs to two orders
newlineviz. Pseudophyllidea, Carus, 1863 and Proteocephalidea Mola, 1928 of two families viz.
newlinePtychobothriidae, Luhe, 1902 and Proteocephalidae La, Rue, 1911, and 06 genera are
newlinedescribed, viz. Senga orientalis Sp.Nov.; Senga macrobothrium Sp.Nov.;
newlinePtychobothrium follicularis Sp.Nov.; Ptychobothrium ovalum Sp.Nov.;
newlinePolyonchobothrium microrostrata Sp.Nov.; Gangesia vitellaris Sp.Nov.; Gangesia
newlinemicrocirrosa Sp.Nov.; Proteocephalus indica Sp.Nov.; Silurotaenia triangulata
newlineSp.Nov.
newlineA revised key to species of Ptychobothrium Loennberg, 1889, Proteocephalus
newlineWeinland, 1858 and Silurotaenia Nybelin, 1942 with 04 comparative charts of the
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newlinespecies of genus Senga Dollfus, 1934, Gangesia Woodland, 1924, Proteocephalus
newlineWeinland, 1858 and Silurotaenia Nybelin, 1942 are also provided showing the
newlinedistinguishing morphological and taxometric features.
newlineAll the Cestode parasites were collected from host fishes Channa striatus;
newlineMastacembelus armatus (Lacepede, 1800); Channa punctata; Mystus seenghala (Sykes
newline1839) and Wallago attu (Bleeker, 1851) from Different Collection sites of Nanded
newlinedistrict (M.S.) India.
newlineSECTION II: TAXONOMY OF PISCEAN TREMATODE PARASITES.
newlineThis part deals with morphology and taxometric analysis of digenetic trematode
newlineparasites of freshwater fishes. During this investigation 04 trematode species belonging
newlineto one order Prosostomata Odhner, 1905 and four families viz. Isoparorchiidea
newlinePoche,1926; Azygiidae Odhner, 1911; Maseniidae Yamaguti, 1954; Clinostomidae
newlineLuhe,1911of 04 species of genera are described, viz. Isoparorchis hypselobargi
newlineBillet,1898; Azygia gigantica Sp.Nov.; Eumasenia spinosum Sp.Nov. and
newlineEuclinostomum heterostomum Rudolphi,1809.
newlineOne digenetic trematode Isoparorchis hypselobargi Billet,1898 collected from
newlineWallago attu (Bleeker, 1851) while three digenetic trematodes Azygia gigantica
newlineSp.Nov.; Eumasenia spinosum Sp.Nov. and Euclinostomum heterostomum
newlineRudolphi,1809 were collected from Piscean hosts Channa punctata (Bloch.) from
newlinedifferent collection sites of Nanded district (M.S.) India.
newlineSECTION III: TAXONOMY OF PISCEAN NEMATODE PARASITES.
newlineThis part deals with the Bio-systematic study of nematode parasites of
newlinefreshwater fishes. During this investigation 02 species of 02 genera belonging to order
newlineSpirurida Diesing, 1861 of family Camallanidae Raillet et. Henry, 1915. The two
newlinespecimens of nematode reported in this work are as Camallanus tubularis Sp. Nov. and
newlineProcamallanus truncatus Sp.Nov.
newlineAll the nematode parasites were collected from Piscean host Mastacembelus
newlinearmatus Lacepede, 1800 from Loha, Kandhar, Mukhed, Dharmabad, Hadgaon, Mahur,
newlineKinwat, Bhokar, Nanded, M.S., India.
newlineSECTION IV: DIVERSITY OF HELMINTHS OF FRESHWATER FISHES
newlineThis part deals with diversity of Piscean Helminths in relation with geographical
newlinedistribution.
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newlineSECTION V: HAEMATOBIOCHEMICAL STUDY
newlineThis section deals with observation of haematobiochemical profile in some
newlinePiscean host naturally infected with Helminth parasites. Present investigation shows
newlinesignificant increase in size of RBC and number of WBC; however significantly lower
newlinevalues of RBC, Hb, PCV, MCV in infected as compaired with normal one.
newlineSECTION VI : POPULLATION DYNAMICS OF PISCEAN HELMINTHS
newlineThis part of thesis consists of population dynamics of Piscean Helminths.
newlinePopulation dynamics consist incidence, intensity, density and index of infection of
newlinePiscean Helminths during February, 2013 to January, 2015 for period of two years. The
newlinepresent study on population dynamics of Piscean helminths shows high incidence,
newlineintensity, density and index of infection were reported in Summer followed by Winter
newlinewhereas infection was low in monsoon.
newlineSECTION VII: BIBLIOGRAPHY
newlineAt end of thesis, list of references is given having direct bearing with work.
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