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Nematode parasites of Lyciasalamandra atifi and L. fazilae (Caudata: Salamandridae) from Turkey

Hikmet Sami YILDIRIMHAN
Mustafa YAVUZ
Mehmet ÖZ
Charles Robert BURSEY
Pages
559–561
Publication Date
2012-04-01
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L. atifi represents a new host record for each of the 3 species of nematodes reported; L. fazilae represents a new host record for each of the 2 species of nematodes reported.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Fifteen Lyciasalamandra atifi and 14 L. fazilae from Antalya Province, Turkey, were examined for helminths.
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Key Findings & Data:Three species of nematodes, Rhabdias bermani, Aplectana acuminata, and Cosmocerca longicauda, were found in L. atifi and 2 species, Aplectana linstowi and Cosmocerca longicauda, were found in L. fazilae.
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Conclusion & Impact:L. atifi represents a new host record for each of the 3 species of nematodes reported; L. fazilae represents a new host record for each of the 2 species of nematodes reported.
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⚙️Variables:Key words: Amphibia · Caudata · nematoda

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Fifteen Lyciasalamandra atifi and 14 L. fazilae from Antalya Province, Turkey, were examined for helminths. Three species of nematodes, Rhabdias bermani, Aplectana acuminata, and Cosmocerca longicauda, were found in L. atifi and 2 species, Aplectana linstowi and Cosmocerca longicauda, were found in L. fazilae. L. atifi represents a new host record for each of the 3 species of nematodes reported; L. fazilae represents a new host record for each of the 2 species of nematodes reported.

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Fifteen Lyciasalamandra atifi and 14 L. fazilae from Antalya Province, Turkey, were examined for helminths. Three species of nematodes, Rhabdias bermani, Aplectana acuminata, and Cosmocerca longicauda, were found in L. atifi and 2 species, Aplectana linstowi and Cosmocerca longicauda, were found in L. fazilae. L. atifi represents a new host record for each of the 3 species of nematodes reported; L. fazilae represents a new host record for each of the 2 species of nematodes reported.

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YILDIRIMHAN, H. S., YAVUZ, M., ÖZ, M., BURSEY, C. R. (2012). Nematode parasites of Lyciasalamandra atifi and L. fazilae (Caudata: Salamandridae) from Turkey. Turkish Journal of Zoology, Cilt: 36 - Sayı: 4, 559–561. https://ajindex.com/articles/177232

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