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cation of aquatic Sardinops sagax sh stocks: sh shes caused by shes sheries affected parasite communities? parasite sheries affected Africa shes in sub-Saharan MIX ® Paper from Carl David van der Lingen, Laura Frances Weston, Reed Nurudean Norman Ssempa and Cecile Catharine MARICULTURE parasites in of protozoan Impact and control fi maricultured 156 Kurt Buchmann marine fi Diseases of cultured Platyhelminthes (Monogenea, Digenea, Cestoda) K. Ogawa and metazoanEconomic costs of protistan parasites to global mariculture G. Paladini, E. E. Brooker E. Bron, Shinn, J. Pratoomyot, J. A. P. and A. J. Brooker 168 178 196 A review of parasite studies of commercially importantcommercially of parasite studies of A review marine fi Cecile C. Reed for parasitological cryptic species a problem Are identifi biological tagging for stock organisms? H. Cribb Rodney A. Bray and Thomas How have fi and Kevin D. Lafferty Chelsea L. Wood Parasites as biological tags of fi a meta-analysis of their discriminatory power Kamiya Robert Poulin and Tsukushi Incorporating parasite data in population structure studies of South African sardine 125 134 109 145 responsible sources ® JANUARY 2015 JANUARY sh species sh sheries sheries research: research: sheries c Islands c spp. parasites data and host genetic c Ocean: considering host population shes in North America from the tropics shes in North America from sheries and mariculture 3 Anisakis - 1

d d cation of selected Mediterranean Sea fi n i . 1 Cambridge Journals Online Cambridge Journals further information about this journal For please go to the journal website at: journals.cambridge.org/par - 2 4 1 S. Mattiucci, R. Cimmaruta, P. Cipriani, P. Abaunza, Cipriani, P. S. Mattiucci, R. Cimmaruta, P. B. Bellisario and G. Nascetti 90 PARASITOLOGY CONTENTS structure in the frame of a holistic approach for stock in the frame of a holistic approach structure identifi PREFACE Parasites in fi Timi and K. MacKenzie J. T. FISHERIES tags in South AmericanMarine parasites as biological perspectives status and Atlantic waters, current Timi and J. T. Cantatore D. M. P. the using parasites from Fish population studies Southeastern Pacifi in Australasia, East Asia and the Pacifi R. J. G. Lester and B. R. Moore 1 Parasites as biological tags in marine fi Atlantic Waters European 5 Hemmingsen K. MacKenzie and W. andParasites as biological tags of marine, freshwater fi anadromous to the Arctic and Kym C. Jacobson David J. Marcogliese Integrating 36 54 68 changes and species body size as sources of variabilitychanges and species body size as sources of parasite communities Oliva Mario George-Nascimento and Marcelo Parasites as valuable stock markers for fi 25 _ 0 2 8 1 1 3 VOLUME 142 ISSUE 1 ISSUE 142 VOLUME 0 000311820_142-1.indd 1-3 Parasitology editor-in-chief R. S. PHILLIPS editor – special issues J. T. ELLIS editors A. BELL, A. HEMPHILL, C. HOLLAND, D. P. KNOX, J. WASTLING editorial policy Parasitology publishes defi nitive papers on all aspects of pure and applied parasitology including , , immunology, , and physiology and also the application of new techniques, long-term studies, advances in the understanding of life-cycles, chemotherapy and major systematic revisions. Papers should normally be full length with an explanatory introduction and detailed discussion of the fi ndings reported. Shorter reports of particularly important fi ndings will also be considered. To submit papers online, go to http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/par/

R. AROIAN, University of California, San Diego, USA H. A. NOYES, University of Liverpool, UK J. M. BEHNKE, University of Nottingham, UK S. O’NEILL, Dublin City University, Ireland C. BJÖRKMAN, Swedish University of Agricultural R. POULIN, University of Otago, New Zealand Sciences, Sweden S. E. RANDOLPH, University of Oxford, UK A. BOWMAN, University of Aberdeen, UK L. RANFORD-CARTWRIGHT, University of K. BREHM, University of Würzburg, Germany Glasgow, UK C. BRITTON, University of Glasgow, UK D. ROLLINSON, Natural History Museum, London, A. FENTON, University of Liverpool, UK UK T. G. GEARY, McGill University, Canada T. SCHETTERS, Intervet International, P. GELDHOF, University of Ghent, Belgium The Netherlands H. HELMBY, London School of Hygiene & Tropical J. R. STOTHARD, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK Medicine, UK G. HIDE, University of Salford, UK C. STRUBE, University of Veterinary Medicine, A. ITO, Asahikawa Medical College, Japan Hannover, Germany M. K. JONES, Queensland Institute of Medical J. T. TIMI, Universidad Nacional de Mar del Research, Australia Plata-CONICET, Argentina F. KATZER, Moredun Research Institute, UK U. TATU, Indian Institute of Science, India M. W. KENNEDY, University of Glasgow, UK D. WILLIAMS, University of Liverpool, UK P. T. LOVERDE, University of Texas Health Science R. A. WILSON, University of York, UK Centre, USA D. ZARLENGA, USDA, ARS, ANRI, USA E. MORGAN, University of Bristol, UK M. DE NAZARÉ CORREIA SOEIRO, Fundação Oswaldo S. A. NADLER, University of California, Davis, USA Cruz, Brazil

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