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DNA profiling reveals <i>Neobenedenia girellae</i> as the primary culprit in global fisheries and aquaculture

2018-04-20

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Accurate identification of parasite species and strains is crucial to mitigate the risk of epidemics and emerging disease. Species of Neobenedenia are harmful monogenean ectoparasites that infect economically important bony fishes in aquaculture worldwide, however, the species boundaries between two of the most notorious taxa, N. melleni and N. girellae , has been a topic of contention for de...

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4fdf3133-fb77-58d8-ab2b-e086892ed386
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10.1101/304261
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