The incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of Tilapia spp from Palakpakin Lake, San Pablo City

Intestines of 200 Tilapia sp. caught in Palakpakin Lake were examined for the presence of acanthocephala during the months of July to September, 1996. The intestines were cut into shorter segments and flushed with normal saline to remove the parasites. The collected parasites were preserved in 10% f...

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Main Author: Saba, Jo Ann Natividad
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-26012021-05-31T04:12:23Z The incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of Tilapia spp from Palakpakin Lake, San Pablo City Saba, Jo Ann Natividad Intestines of 200 Tilapia sp. caught in Palakpakin Lake were examined for the presence of acanthocephala during the months of July to September, 1996. The intestines were cut into shorter segments and flushed with normal saline to remove the parasites. The collected parasites were preserved in 10% formalin, dehydrated with different concentrations of ethyl alcohol and stained with Borax Carmine. Following Yamaguti's keys to Acanthocephala, eight (8) species of spiny-headed worms were isolated and classified under subfamily Neoechinorhynchinae. The probosces of the specimen collected were retracted, hence, cannot be classified up to the genus level. 1997-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/1601 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Tilapia Parasites Worms Fishes--Parasites Acanthocephala
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
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country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
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language English
topic Tilapia
Parasites
Worms
Fishes--Parasites
Acanthocephala
spellingShingle Tilapia
Parasites
Worms
Fishes--Parasites
Acanthocephala
Saba, Jo Ann Natividad
The incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of Tilapia spp from Palakpakin Lake, San Pablo City
description Intestines of 200 Tilapia sp. caught in Palakpakin Lake were examined for the presence of acanthocephala during the months of July to September, 1996. The intestines were cut into shorter segments and flushed with normal saline to remove the parasites. The collected parasites were preserved in 10% formalin, dehydrated with different concentrations of ethyl alcohol and stained with Borax Carmine. Following Yamaguti's keys to Acanthocephala, eight (8) species of spiny-headed worms were isolated and classified under subfamily Neoechinorhynchinae. The probosces of the specimen collected were retracted, hence, cannot be classified up to the genus level.
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author Saba, Jo Ann Natividad
author_facet Saba, Jo Ann Natividad
author_sort Saba, Jo Ann Natividad
title The incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of Tilapia spp from Palakpakin Lake, San Pablo City
title_short The incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of Tilapia spp from Palakpakin Lake, San Pablo City
title_full The incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of Tilapia spp from Palakpakin Lake, San Pablo City
title_fullStr The incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of Tilapia spp from Palakpakin Lake, San Pablo City
title_full_unstemmed The incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of Tilapia spp from Palakpakin Lake, San Pablo City
title_sort incidence of acanthocephala in the intestines of tilapia spp from palakpakin lake, san pablo city
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 1997
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/1601
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