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Prevalence of Nematodes with Zoonotic Potential in Indian Major Carps in the Freshwaters of West Bengal


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1 Department of Fishery Pathology and Microbiology, F.F.Sc, WBUAFS-741 252, India
     

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A total of 296 Indian major carps (IMC) were examined for nematode infestation for a period between January, 2004 and December, 2004. Catia catla showed highest infestation followed by Lxiheo rohita and the least prevalence was observed in Cirrhinus mrigala. Rainy season showed highest occurrence of nematode infestation. The chance of an IMC to get infected by nematodes having zoonotic potential was very less.

Keywords

Parasitic Frequency Index, Seasonal Cycle, Zoonotic Potential.
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Authors

G. Dash
Department of Fishery Pathology and Microbiology, F.F.Sc, WBUAFS-741 252, India
P. Nath
Department of Fishery Pathology and Microbiology, F.F.Sc, WBUAFS-741 252, India
S. Saha
Department of Fishery Pathology and Microbiology, F.F.Sc, WBUAFS-741 252, India

Abstract


A total of 296 Indian major carps (IMC) were examined for nematode infestation for a period between January, 2004 and December, 2004. Catia catla showed highest infestation followed by Lxiheo rohita and the least prevalence was observed in Cirrhinus mrigala. Rainy season showed highest occurrence of nematode infestation. The chance of an IMC to get infected by nematodes having zoonotic potential was very less.

Keywords


Parasitic Frequency Index, Seasonal Cycle, Zoonotic Potential.