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- Prevalence and Seasonal Occurrence of Intestinal Helminth Communities in Indian Major Carps in the Freshwaters of West Bengal
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1 Department of Fishery Pathology and Microbiology, F. F. Sc, WBUAFS-741 252, IN
1 Department of Fishery Pathology and Microbiology, F. F. Sc, WBUAFS-741 252, IN
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Journal of Environment and Sociobiology, Vol 1, No 1-2 (2004), Pagination: 21-28Abstract
A total of 878 numbers of Indian major carps were investigated for studying the diversity of intestinal helminth parasites for a period of 1 year. The study revealed the presence of four different groups of helminthes, such as, digeneans, nematodes, cestodes and acanthocephalans. Among these groups nematodes dominate over others. L rohita was found to be infected more compared to other species of carps. Monsoon season was found to be congenial for proliferation of these parasites.Keywords
Parasitic Frequency Index, Seasonal Cycle, Intermediate Host.
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- Prevalence of Nematodes with Zoonotic Potential in Indian Major Carps in the Freshwaters of West Bengal
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1 Department of Fishery Pathology and Microbiology, F.F.Sc, WBUAFS-741 252, IN
1 Department of Fishery Pathology and Microbiology, F.F.Sc, WBUAFS-741 252, IN