Schizochoerus paragonopora
Gephyrolina paragonopora
Klaus RohdeIntroduction
The species infects the body cavity of siluroid fishes in India. It has so far been recovered from Mystus (=Macrones) aor and M. seenghala (family Bagridae), and from Bagarius yarrelli (family Sisoridae) in India. It reaches a length of 280 mm and a width of 5 mm. Young eggs possess a stalk at one pole like those of Amphilina, and the larval hooks differ in shape somewhat from those of other amphilinids.
Characteristics
Other Names for Schizochoerus paragonopora
- Amphilina paragonopora
- Hunteroides mystel
- Gephyrolina paragonopora
References
Dubinina, M.N. (1982). Parasitic worms of the class Amphilinida (Platyhelminthes). "Nauka", Leningrad (in Russian). (Older references therein).
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