checklist of parasites of new zealand fishes and of their hosts
checklist of parasites of new zealand fishes and of their hosts
checklist of parasites of new zealand fishes and of their hosts
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88 N.Z. JOURNAL OF MARINE & FRESHWATER RESEARCH [JUNET54 Lepidopus caudatus (Euphrasen, 1788). Frostfish, para.PROTOZOA: SPOROZOACeratomyxa elongata Meglitsch, 1960: gall bladder—Meglitsch 1960.MONOGENEAWinkenthughesia australis Robinson, 1961: gills—Robinson 1961.CESTODAHepatoxylon trichiuri (Holten, 1802) postlarva: body cavity, pericardiumswim bladder, muscles—Robinson 1959a.NEMATODAAnisakis sp. larva: encapsulated on viscera, mesenteries <strong>and</strong> under peritoneum—Brunsdonunpublished 1956.Contracaecum (Thynnascaris) sp. larva: two types, in stomach, intestine<strong>and</strong> body cavity—Brunsdon unpublished 1956.COPEPODALepeoph<strong>their</strong>us heegaardi Hewitt, 1963; site not recorded-—Hewitt 1963.Hatschekia crenata Hewitt, 1969: gills —Hewitt 1969b.T55 Lepidorhynchus denticulatus (Richardson, 1846). Deep-sea whiptail.NEMATODAAnisakis sp. larva: encapsulated on viscera, mesenteries, <strong>and</strong> under peritoneum—Brunsdonunpublished 1956.Contracaecum (Thyrtnascaris) sp. larva: in stomach, intestine <strong>and</strong> bodycavity—Brunsdon unpublished 1956.Ascarophis sp. a: stomach—Brunsdon unpublished 1956.T56 Lepidotrigla brachyoptera Hutton, 1872. Spotted gurnard.NEMATODAContracaecum (Thynnascaris) sp. larva: stomach, intestine <strong>and</strong> body cavity—Brunsdon unpublished 1956.Ascarophis sp. h: stomach—Brunsdon unpublished 1956.T57 Leptoscopus macropygus (Richardson, 1846). Stargazer, monk fish.PROTOZOA: SPOROZOAHaemogregarina leptoscopi Laird, 1952: blood—Laird 1952.NEMATODAContracaecum (Thynnascaris) sp. larva: in stomach, intestine <strong>and</strong> bodycavity—Brunsdon unpublished 1956Cucullanus sp. a: intestine—Brunsdon unpublished 1956.Hedruris spinigera Baylis, 1931: female attached to mucosa <strong>of</strong> stomach,male usually attached to female—Brunsdon unpublished 1956.Anisakis sp. larva: rare, encapsulated on viscera, mesenteries <strong>and</strong> underperitoneum—Brunsdon unpublished 1953.HIRUDINEAMakarabdella manteri Richardson, 1959: branchial chamber (perhaps anincidental infection after capture <strong>of</strong> host)—Richardson 1959.T58 Lotella rhacina (Bloch & Schneider, 1801). Rock cod, southernhake.DlGENEANeolepidapedon cablet Manter, 1954: intestine <strong>and</strong> caeca—Manter 1954.Opecoelus lotellae Manter, 1954: intestine—Manter 1954.Sterrhurus lotellae Mantef, 1954: stomach—Manter 1954.NEMATODAContracaecum (Thynnascaris) sp. larva: in stomach, intestine <strong>and</strong> bodycavity—Brunsdon unpublished 1956
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