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A Bielecki1, E Dzika, Z Pietrykiewicz
1Warmia and Mazury Uniwersity, Department of Zoology 10-967 Olsztyn - Kortowo, Oczapowskiego Street 5.
Wiadomosci Parazytologiczne
|August 8, 2006
Abstract:
Parasitological investigation were performed in Dgal Wielki, occurrence T. pediculus Ehrenberg 1838 on the roach gills were recorded. On the 277 examined roach in 9 roach specimens T. pediculus were found. Prevalence of roach infection was 3.25%, mean intensity 3.5 and abundance 0.11 parasite per number of fish examined. T. pediculus were found on fish in May and June.
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