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2. Ecology. Essential biodiversity variables

Author

H M, Pereira, S, Ferrier, M, Walters, G N, Geller, R H G, Jongman, R J, Scholes, M W, Bruford, N, Brummitt, S H M, Butchart, A C, Cardoso, N C, Coops, E, Dulloo, D P, Faith, J, Freyhof, R D, Gregory, C, Heip, R, Höft, G, Hurtt, W, Jetz, D S, Karp, M A, McGeoch, D, Obura, Y, Onoda, N, Pettorelli, B, Reyers, R, Sayre, J P W, Scharlemann, S N, Stuart, E, Turak, M, Walpole, and M, Wegmann

Subjects
Population, Genetic Variation, Biodiversity, Alleles, Environmental Monitoring
Published
2013

3. Trematode (Digenea: Bucephalidae) infection in the burrowing clam Tridacna crocea from the Great Barrier Reef

Author

G.R.W. Denton, J.S. Glazebrook, C.C. Shelley, E. Turak, and Leigh Winsor

Subjects
Larva, biology, Host (biology), Ecology, Zoology, Aquatic Science, Tridacna crocea, biology.organism_classification, Bivalvia, Digenea, Parasite hosting, Trematoda, Mollusca, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
Abstract

Larval trematode (Family Bucephalidae) infection of Tridacna crocea (Lamarck 1819) was investigated to determine pathological effects on the host. Of 108 T. crocea gonads examined, 13 (12%) were found to be parasitised. The bucephalid caused castration in heavily infected clams, gonadal tissue being completely replaced by sporocysts. The parasite was also found in the kidney, digestive gland and ctenidia. This is the first record of a bucephalid trematode in a member of the Tridacnidae. The parasite is of potential importance to tridacnid shellfisheries currently being developed.

Published
1988
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