Parasites of Fish from the Great Lakes - Great Lakes Fishery ...

Table 18, continued.
Host:
Apollonia melanostoma: Pronin et al. 1997; August 1994; 25%; “few”; Port Huron; 42°58′15′′/-82°25′29′′;
17%; “few”; Lake St. Clair, Michigan; 42°25′0′′-82°39′59′′
Proterorhinus marmoratus: Pronin et al. 1997; 5%; “few”; Lake St. Clair, Michigan
Remarks: Sphaeromyxa sevastopoli is an exotic species reported for the first time from North America by
Pronin et al. (1997).
Adult Digenea (Digenetic Trematodes)
Unknown Family
Unidentified Trematodes
Synonym: ?
Site of Infection: Not reported
Host: “Several fish species”: Ward 1895; cdnp; pnp; minp; lns; Michigan; llnk
Larval/Immature Digenea (Digenetic Trematodes)
Cryptogonimidae (Ward, 1917) Ciurea, 1933
Neochasmus umbellus Van Cleave and Mueller, 1932
Synonym: None
Site of Infection: Brain, eye, muscle
Host: Apollonia melanostoma: Kvach and Stepien 2008b; October-November 2006; 7%; 2; 0.1; Clinton
River mouth, Michigan; 42°35′41′′/-82°46′31′′
Diplostomidae Poirier, 1886
Diplostomum spathaceum (Rudolphi, 1819) Olsson, 1876
Synonym: Diplostomulum spathaceum (Rudolphi, 1819); Diplostomum volvens Nordmann, 1833 of Cooper
(1915)
Site of Infection: Lens
Host:
Apollonia melanostoma: Kvach and Stepien 2008b; October-November 2006; 20%; 3.7; 0.7; Clinton River
mouth, Michigan; 42°35′41′′/-82°46′31′′
Apollonia melanostoma: Pronin et al. 1997; August 1994; 34%; 6; south of Clinton River mouth, Michigan;
42°35′41′′/-82°46′31”
Diplostomum sp.
Site of Infection: Lens
Host: Apollonia melanostoma: Muzzall et al. 1995; August and September 1994; 89%; 10; Anchor Bay;
42°39′0′′/-82°45′59′′; Huron Point; 42°25′0′′/-82°38′59′′; Middle Channel, Michigan; 42°35′23′′/-82°38′34′′
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