A family concept for the genus Stomachicola Yamaguti, 1934 (Digenea: Hemiuroidea) and new hemiuroid species from marine fishes of Vietnam.

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Autores principales: Ivashko, Yana I, Atopkin, Dmitry M, Van Ha, Nguyen, Van Hien, Hoang, Besprozvannykh, Vladimir V
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author Ivashko, Yana I
Atopkin, Dmitry M
Van Ha, Nguyen
Van Hien, Hoang
Besprozvannykh, Vladimir V
author_facet Ivashko, Yana I
Atopkin, Dmitry M
Van Ha, Nguyen
Van Hien, Hoang
Besprozvannykh, Vladimir V
Ivashko, Yana I
Atopkin, Dmitry M
Van Ha, Nguyen
Van Hien, Hoang
Besprozvannykh, Vladimir V
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents A family concept for the genus Stomachicola Yamaguti, 1934 (Digenea: Hemiuroidea) and new hemiuroid species from marine fishes of Vietnam. Ivashko, Yana I Atopkin, Dmitry M Van Ha, Nguyen Van Hien, Hoang Besprozvannykh, Vladimir V Animals Vietnam Trematoda Fish Diseases Phylogeny Trematode Infections RNA, Ribosomal, 28S Eels DNA, Helminth Fishes Beloniformes New morphological and molecular data generated for hemiuroid trematodes from fishes of coastal waters of Cat Ba Island, Northern Vietnam. The trematode Stomachicola muraenesocis was detected in the intestines of eels Pisodonophis boro. Vietnamese specimens of S. muraenesocis were identical to trematodes from Iran by morphology and molecular data and have some differences with specimens from South Korea by 28S rRNA gene sequence data. Results of p-distance estimation and phylogenetic analysis of Hemiuroidea specimens of Stomachicola differ from other representatives of the superfamily at the level of different families. Based on these data, a new family for Stomachicola was created. A new species of the genus Lecithaster, L. pseudosayori n. sp., from belonid fish species was validated. These trematodes are close to L. sayori and L. confusus by morphological and molecular data, respectively. Two specimens of Lecithocladium sp. detected in belonid fishes were similar to L. excisum by both morphological and molecular data. Phylogenetic tree topologies show agreements about Lecithasteridae species differentiation and definitive host specificity.
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spellingShingle A family concept for the genus Stomachicola Yamaguti, 1934 (Digenea: Hemiuroidea) and new hemiuroid species from marine fishes of Vietnam.
Ivashko, Yana I
Atopkin, Dmitry M
Van Ha, Nguyen
Van Hien, Hoang
Besprozvannykh, Vladimir V
Animals
Vietnam
Trematoda
Fish Diseases
Phylogeny
Trematode Infections
RNA, Ribosomal, 28S
Eels
DNA, Helminth
Fishes
Beloniformes
A family concept for the genus Stomachicola Yamaguti, 1934 (Digenea: Hemiuroidea) and new hemiuroid species from marine fishes of Vietnam. Ivashko, Yana I Atopkin, Dmitry M Van Ha, Nguyen Van Hien, Hoang Besprozvannykh, Vladimir V Animals Vietnam Trematoda Fish Diseases Phylogeny Trematode Infections RNA, Ribosomal, 28S Eels DNA, Helminth Fishes Beloniformes New morphological and molecular data generated for hemiuroid trematodes from fishes of coastal waters of Cat Ba Island, Northern Vietnam. The trematode Stomachicola muraenesocis was detected in the intestines of eels Pisodonophis boro. Vietnamese specimens of S. muraenesocis were identical to trematodes from Iran by morphology and molecular data and have some differences with specimens from South Korea by 28S rRNA gene sequence data. Results of p-distance estimation and phylogenetic analysis of Hemiuroidea specimens of Stomachicola differ from other representatives of the superfamily at the level of different families. Based on these data, a new family for Stomachicola was created. A new species of the genus Lecithaster, L. pseudosayori n. sp., from belonid fish species was validated. These trematodes are close to L. sayori and L. confusus by morphological and molecular data, respectively. Two specimens of Lecithocladium sp. detected in belonid fishes were similar to L. excisum by both morphological and molecular data. Phylogenetic tree topologies show agreements about Lecithasteridae species differentiation and definitive host specificity.
title A family concept for the genus Stomachicola Yamaguti, 1934 (Digenea: Hemiuroidea) and new hemiuroid species from marine fishes of Vietnam.
topic Animals
Vietnam
Trematoda
Fish Diseases
Phylogeny
Trematode Infections
RNA, Ribosomal, 28S
Eels
DNA, Helminth
Fishes
Beloniformes
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40975467/