Experiments on the life cycle of the trematode Himasthla elongata

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Autori principali: Bommarito, Claudia, Pansch, Christian, Khosravi, Maral, Pranovi, Fabio, Wahl, Martin, Thieltges, David W
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author Bommarito, Claudia
Pansch, Christian
Khosravi, Maral
Pranovi, Fabio
Wahl, Martin
Thieltges, David W
author_facet Bommarito, Claudia
Pansch, Christian
Khosravi, Maral
Pranovi, Fabio
Wahl, Martin
Thieltges, David W
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents In this experiment, we assessed the different transmission steps from the first to the second intermediate host: i) cercarial emergence from periwinkles, ii) cercarial activity and survival after emergence, iii) cercarial infectivity in mussels, and iv) susceptibility of mussels to cercarial infection. For iii) cercariae were treated but not the mussels, whereas for iv) mussels were treated but not the cercariae. The experiment was run in August-September 2017 in the climate chambers of GEOMAR in Kiel. All experiments were conducted using temperature and salinity (fully crossed) as well as time (only for cercarial output) as fixed factors, and periwinkle/mussel identity nested within water bath as random factor. Temperature levels applied were 19 and 23°C. Salinity levels applied were 13, 16 and 19.
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spellingShingle Experiments on the life cycle of the trematode Himasthla elongata
Bommarito, Claudia
Pansch, Christian
Khosravi, Maral
Pranovi, Fabio
Wahl, Martin
Thieltges, David W
infectivity; Littorina littorea; Mytilus galloprovincialis; Salinity; trematode
In this experiment, we assessed the different transmission steps from the first to the second intermediate host: i) cercarial emergence from periwinkles, ii) cercarial activity and survival after emergence, iii) cercarial infectivity in mussels, and iv) susceptibility of mussels to cercarial infection. For iii) cercariae were treated but not the mussels, whereas for iv) mussels were treated but not the cercariae. The experiment was run in August-September 2017 in the climate chambers of GEOMAR in Kiel. All experiments were conducted using temperature and salinity (fully crossed) as well as time (only for cercarial output) as fixed factors, and periwinkle/mussel identity nested within water bath as random factor. Temperature levels applied were 19 and 23°C. Salinity levels applied were 13, 16 and 19.
title Experiments on the life cycle of the trematode Himasthla elongata
topic infectivity; Littorina littorea; Mytilus galloprovincialis; Salinity; trematode
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.914102