External Parasites of Acanthopagrus Latus in Bahr Al-Najaf, Iraq

Abstract. 112 shank fish (Acamthopagruslatus) from Bahr Al-Najaf water in ALNajaf province were examined. 15.1% was the overall percentage of external parasite infection and intensity. Tetrahymenapyriformis infection rate was 3.5%, Chloromyxumdubinm infection rate was 12.5% with intensity 4.0, Argulus foliacus infection rate was 14.2% with intensity 3.4, and Ergassilusmosulens 9.8% with intensity 4.2. The percentage of infections with the parasites under investigation varied by month. Highlights: Parasite Diversity: Four external parasite species were identified in Acanthopagrus latus, affecting different body parts. Monthly Variations: Infection rates fluctuated across months, with environmental factors likely influencing prevalence. Statistical Analysis: No significant monthly differences in infection rates were found, suggesting stable environmental or host-parasite dynamics.

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Indonesian Journal on Health Science and Medicine
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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.21070/ijhsm.v2i2.94
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Biological Control of Invasive Species
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External Parasites of Acanthopagrus Latus in Bahr Al-Najaf, Iraq

Haki Abdulabas Issa Kareef
Indonesian Journal on Health Science and Medicine
Biological Control of Invasive Species
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External Parasites of Acanthopagrus Latus in Bahr Al-Najaf, Iraq

Haki Abdulabas Issa Kareef
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Abstract. 112 shank fish (Acamthopagruslatus) from Bahr Al-Najaf water in ALNajaf province were examined. 15.1% was the overall percentage of external parasite infection and intensity. Tetrahymenapyriformis infection rate was 3.5%, Chloromyxumdubinm infection rate was 12.5% with intensity 4.0, Argulus foliacus infection rate was 14.2% with intensity 3.4, and Ergassilusmosulens 9.8% with intensity 4.2. The percentage of infections with the parasites under investigation varied by month. Highlights: Parasite Diversity: Four external parasite species were identified in Acanthopagrus latus, affecting different body parts. Monthly Variations: Infection rates fluctuated across months, with environmental factors likely influencing prevalence. Statistical Analysis: No significant monthly differences in infection rates were found, suggesting stable environmental or host-parasite dynamics.

Indonesian Journal on Health Science and MedicineVol. 2(2)
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (IQ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Biological Control of Invasive Species
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