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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MONOGENETIC TREMATODE LI TE R .t Tt: RE of the \\' 0R L 0 1758 TO 1969 SUI:JPLEMENT 4 DIECEMBER 197 4 W. J. HARGIS, JR. A. R. LJ~WLER 1 DENNIS A. THONEY J j D. E. ZVVERNER VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE SCHOOL OF MARINE SCIENCE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC REPORT NO. 55 MARC~-1 1982 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MONOGENETIC TRE~\TODE LITERATURE OF THE WORLD 1758 to 1969 SUPPLEMENT 4 (Containing additional references to December 1974) March 1982 by w. J. Hargis, Jr. A. R. Lawler Dennis A. Thoney D. E. Zwerner Special Scientific Report No. 55 (The 4th Supplement) Virginia Institute of Marine Science of the College of William and Mary Gloucester Point, Virginia 23062 Frank o. Perkins, Acting Director BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MONOGENETIC TREM~TODE LITERATURE OF THE WORLD 1758 TO 1969 SUPPLEMENT 4 {Containing additional references to December 1974) Issued March 1982 Preface This, the fourth supplement to the "Bibliography of the Monogenetic Trematode Literature of the World ..... updates the basic publication released in 1969. This supplement includes all of those references to Monogenea appearing through the year 1974 that have come to our attention through December 1981. We are aware of the recent changes in the syst1:!matic status of this group of parasite helminths and concur in elevation of Monogenea (or Monogenoidea) to the status of class, on a level with Digenea and Cestoda. However, we have chosen for now to publish this contribution as Supplement 4 of the Bibliography of the Monogenetic Trematode Literature of the World 1758 to 1969 to maintain continuity of the series. We would like to thank our colleagues who cont:lnue to send us reprints of their work and encourage others to do the same. We hope to make this bibliography of maximum assistance to those interested in working on the Monogenea and invite your constructive criticism regarding format, errors, or omissions. The technieal assistance of Mrs. Sandra Jarvis formerly of the Parasitology Section is gratefully acknowledged. Mrs. Mary Fetzer of Macrobiology-Pathology and Ruth Edwards, Annette Stubbs and Cheryl Ripley of the VI11S Reports Center provided valuable assistance in preparation of the several drafts involved. w. J. Hargisi Jr. A. R. Lawler Dennis A. Thoney D. E. Zwerner !Present address: Parasitology Department, Gulf Coast Research Laboratory, P. 0. Drawer AG, Ocean Springs, Mississ:lppi 39564 ii BIBLIOGRAPHY Adamczyk, L. H. 1973. Contribution to the knowledge of the parasitofauna of Ictalurus nebulosus (Le Sueur,, 1819). Przegl. Zool. ~(3):358-363. Adamczyk, L. H. 1974. New and rare species of fish parasites in the Polish fauna. [In Polish, Engl. and Rus. sum.] Annls. Univ. Mariae Curie-Sklodowska, Sect. C Biol. 29:107-117. Aisa, E. 1968. Parasites of fish from Lake Thrasimene. [In Italian] Boll. Zool. 35:359. Aisa, E. 1969. I parassiti rinvenuti in alcune specie ittiche del fiume Nestore (Perugia, Umbria). Boll. Zool. 36:397--398. Akbaev, M. Sh. 1973. The importance of analyzing the karyotype in systematics of helminths. [In Russian, Engl. sum.] Sb. Nauchn. Trudy, Mosk. Vet. Akad. 65:180-181. Akhmerov, A. Kh. 1960. Fish parasite fauna of the lakes of Kelifskii Uzboi. [In Russian] Trudy Inst. Zool. i Parasitol., Akad. Nauk Turkmen. SSR 6:111-115. Akhmetova, B. 1969. Diseases of vegetarian fish in commercial ponds of Kazakhstan. [In Russian] Pages 214-216 in A. P. Markevich (ed.), Problems of parasitology. Trudy Nauch. Konf. :Parazit. UkSSR (6th), 1969, Pt. II. Akhmetova, A. Kh. 1970. Specificity of helminths of fish and figures expressing its range. [In Russian] Pages 33-35 in Problems of Parasitology in the Baltic, Materials of the 4th Scientific Coordinate Conference on Problems of Parasitology in the Baltic Republic, Acad. Sci. Latvian SSR Inst. Biol., Pub!. House "Zinantne", Riga. Akhmerov, A. Kh. 1971. The development of the hel1ninth fauna of fish of the Amur river basin. [In Russian] Pages 50-54 in Gel'mintologischeskie Issledovaniya v Kirgizii. Frunze, USSR; Izdatel'stvo "ILIM". Akhmerov, A. Kh. 1974. New Diplozoon species from fish in the Amur. River. [In Russian] Tr. Gel'mintol. Lab. Akad. Nauk SSSR 24:5-19. Ali, s. M., and s. R. Das. 1971. A new species of Heteromicrocotyla from Ratnagiri Coast. Marathwada Univ. J. Sci., Sect. B., Biol. Sci. 10(3):57-60. Aligadzhiev, A. D. 1968. Some data on the parasitofauna of fish of the interior reservoir of Dagestan. [Abstr. in Russian] Pages 6-8 in All-Union Meeting (5th) on the diseases and parasites of fish an~ aquatic invertebrates, Nov. 29-Dec. 4, 1968. Leningrad: Izdat. "Nauka." 1 Allamuratov, B. K. 1965. On the study of fish helminths of South-Surhanskoe reservoirs. [In Russian] Mater. Nauchn. Konf. Vsesoiuz. Obshch. Gel'mint. (2):10-14. Allamuratov, B. K. 1968. Variations in the parasite fauna of carp related to the hosts' age. [In Russian, Engl. sum] Uzbek. Biol. Zh. _!2(3): 60-63. Allamuratov, B. K., and A. V. Gussev. 1969. A new species of Gyrodactylus Nordmann, 1832 from Schizothorax intermedius in the Surkhan-Dar'ya river basin. [In Russian] Uzbek. Biol. Zh. (6):60-61. Allamuratov, B. K. Parasites and diseases of fish in the Surkhandariya river basin. [In Russian] Tashkent; Izdatel'stvo "FAN" Uzbek SSR, 204 p. Allison, R. 1965. Parasite epidemics affecting channel catfish. Proc. 17th Ann. Con£. Southeast. Assoc. Game and Fish Comm. (Hot Springs, Arkansas, Sept. 29-0ct. 2, 1963), p. 346-347. [Previously listed in Supplement 3 as Allison, 1969, same paper]. Amlacher, E. 1972. Handbook of fish diseases for veterinarians and biologists. Veb. Gustav Fischer Verlag, Jena, East Germany, 2nd Edition, 378 p. Anderson, R. M. 1974. An analysis of the influence of host morphometric features on the population dynamics of Diplozoon pardoxum (Nordmann, 1832). J. Anim. Ecol. 43(3):873-887. Andreiko, 0. F., A. A. Spasskii, R. P. Shumilo, N. M. Marits, I. G. Uspenskaya, V. G. Skvortsov, and s. D. Poznakomkin. 1965. Some results of a study of the parasite fauna of vertebrates in Moldavia. [In Russian] Pages 3-9 in Raboty po parazitofaune yugo-zapada SSSR. Antsyshkina, 1. M. 1968. Parasitofauna of fish from the Dneprovskoye Reservoir in the twentieth year after the restoration of its dikes. [Abstr. in Russian] Pages 8-9 in All-Union Meeting (5th) on the diseases and parasites of fish and aquatic invertebrates, Nov. 29-Dec. 4, 1968. Leningrad: Izdat. "Nauka." Antsyshkina, L. M. 1969. Basic invasions arousing diseases of fish from the Dnieper Reservoir. [In Russian] Pages 212-214 in A. P. Markevich (ed.), Problems of parasitology. Trudy Nauch, Konf. Parazit. UkSSR (6th), 1969, Pt. II. Antsyshkina, 1. M. and A. M. Chaplina. 1971. Two species of Dactylogyrus (Monogenoidea, Dactylogyridea) new for waters in the steppe zone of the Ukraine. [In Russian] Vest. Zool. ~(3):81-82. Arme, c. 1974. Free amino acids in Diclidophora merlangi (Monogenea). (Abstr.) Parasitology ~(2):v. 2 Arme, c., and G. Fox. 1973. Diclidophora merlangi (Monogenea): Oxygen uptake. {Abstr.) Parasitology I(1):xxii. Arme, c., and M. G. Fox. 1974. Oxygen uptake by D:Lclidophora merlangi {Monogenea). Parasitology ~{2):201-205. Arme, c., and R. W. Owen. 1967. Infections of the three-spined stickleback, Gasterosteus aculeatus L., with the plerocercoid larvae of Schistocephalus solidus {Muller, 1776), with special reference to pathological effects. Parasitology ~(2):301-:314. Arai, H. P., and s.-M. Chien. 1973. A note on SOml~ Monogenea (Trematoda) from Albertan fishes. Can. J. Zoo.l. ~(12):1318. Ashurova, M. 1973. Parasites of fishes from Lake Sarez {Pamirs). [In Russian, Engl. sum.] Parazitologiia I(2):164-168. Ashurova, M. 1973. Zoogeographic analysis of the parasite fauna of fishes in the Tibetian Province of mountainasian subregion. [In Russian, Engl. sum.] Zool. Zh. ~(11):1602-1606. Astakhova, T. v., and G. A. Stepanova. 1968. Parasitofauna of White Amur fish (Ctenopharyngodon !della) in the Volga River Delta. [Abstr. in Russian] Pages 11-12 in All-Union Meeting (5th) on the diseases and parasites of fish andaquatic inv~~rtebrates, Nov. 29-Dec. 4, 1968. Leningrad: Izdat. "Nauka." Astakhova, T. v., and G. A. Stepanova. 1972. The parasite fauna of Ctenopharyngodon !della from fish-breeding ponds in the Volga delta. Parazitologiia ~(4):364-368. Astakhova, T. v. 1974. The parasite fauna of juvenile sturgeon of the Volga-Caspian Region. J. Ichthyol. ~(5):788-791. Avery, R. A. 1971. A preliminary list of parasites collected from reptiles and amphibians in northern Nigeria. Brit. J. Herpetol. 4:217-219. Babaev, B. 1969. Changes in the parasitofauna of fish in the Kelifskii Lake after construction of the Karkum Canal. [In Russian] Pages 216-218 in A. P. Markevich (ed.), Problems of parasitology. Trudy Nauch. Konf. Parazit. UkSSR (6th), 1969, Pt. II. Baer, J. G. 1972. Liste critique des parasites (Monogenes, Cestodes et Trematodes) et de leurs hotes en Rupublique de Cote d'Ivoire. Acta Trop. ~(4):341-361. Bangham, R. v. 1972. A resurvey of the fish parasites of western Lake Erie. Bull. Ohio Bioi. Surv. ~(2):1-20. Banina, N. N., and 1. s. Isakov. 1972. Results of an ecological analysis of the stickleback parasite fauna. [In Russian, Engl. sum.] Izv. Gosud. Nauchno-Issled. Inst. Ozern. Rechn. Rybn. Khoz. 80:89-112. 3 Bauer, o. N. 1970. Parasites and diseases of USSR coregonids. Pages 267-278 in C. c. Lindsey and C. s. Woods (eds.), Biology of coregoni~fishes, Univ. of Manitoba Press, Winnipeg, Canada. Bauer, 0. N. 1972. Investigations on diseases and parasites of fish and aquatic invertebrates. [In Russian] Pages 4-8 in Parazity i Bolezni Ryb i Vodnykh Bespozvonochnyka. Akademiia Nauk, Moscow, USSR. Bauer, o. N., B. Babaev, and Yu. A. Strelkov. 1963. Parasitic disease of Ctenopharyngodon idella and Hypophthalmus molitrix during rearing in ponds.
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  • (Monogenea: Ancyrocephalidae (Sensu Lato) Bychowsky & Nagibina, 1968): an Endoparasite of Croakers (Teleostei: Sciaenidae) from Indonesia

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