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Trichodina

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Trichodina
a genus of protozoa in the subclass Peritricha which parasitizes the skin and gills of fish and causes local irritation. They have a characteristic disk-like appearance and are in constant revolving motion. Only pathogenic when in large numbers and/or in stressed fish.
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for his depiction of a snail radula; Neal Melvin of the University of Texas in Dallas for his image of an adult mouse hippocampus; Gerd Guenther of Duesseldorf, Germany, for his Trichodina pediculus; Charles Krebs of Issaquah, Washington, for his image of a jewel beetle, and Petr Znachor of the Institute of Hydrobiology in the Czech Republic, for his depiction of a colonial diatom.
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2 This ciliate, which is similar to a Trichodina species, was also found in clams examined both alive and from histological sections parasitizing the gills in low intensities (Table 1).
Parasites of the stout razor clam Tagelus plebeius (Psammobiidae) ... by Cremonte, Florencia / Journal of Shellfish Research
 
 
 
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