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. 2017 Apr 20;10:193. doi: 10.1186/s13071-017-2108-6

Table 2.

Parasites and pathogens associated with Gammarus roeselii (n = 156) during this study. The prevalence of each pathogen and parasite in the population sampled from Chojna, Poland, is stated alongside the reference image, if available

Parasite group Species/Disease Prevalence (%) Image ref.
Viruses Gammarus roeselii Bacilliform Virus 12.2 Fig. 2
Putative gut virus 2.7 Fig. 1f
Bacteria Epibiotic filamentous bacteria 100 Fig. 1b
Putative rickettsia-like organism < 1.0 Fig. 1g
Microsporidia Cucumispora roeselii n. sp. 12.2 Figs. 35
Microsporidium sp. from the hepatopancreas < 1.0 Fig. 1j
Protists Epibiotic, stalked, ciliated protists 83.9 Fig. 1a, b
Epibiotic embedded ciliated protists 83.9 Fig. 1c
Parasitic ciliated protists < 1.0 Fig. 1d
Gut-dwelling gregarines 50.0 Fig. 1e
Metazoa Epibiotic rotifer 48.6 Fig. 1a
Digenean trematodes 1.4 Fig. 1h
Polymorphus minutus 1.4 Fig. 1i
Pomphorhynchus sp. 4.1 No image