in this study, a total of 146 specimen of fish species from garmrood river of amol, mazandaran province in the summer 2011 were caught by local fishermen which including ,10 sand goby (neogobius fluviatilis),4 round goby (neogobius melanostomus), 48 capoeta capoeta, 73 albernoides bipunctatus, 5 leuciscus cephalus, 7 cobitis taenia and 4 nemacheilus nemacheilus. the fishes were transported a li...

Anisakid nematodes parasitize mainly fish, marine mammals and/or fish-eating birds, and can be transmitted to a range of fish-eating mammals, including humans, where they can cause gastrointestinal disease linked to larval infection or allergic responses. In spite of the animal and human health significance of these parasites, there are still gaps in our understanding of the systematics, biolog...

The larval development of the nematode Contracaecum rudolphii (Rudolphi, 1819), a common parasite of the proventriculus of cormorants, was experimentally studied. Within the eggs cultivated in freshwater under laboratory temperatures of 20-22 degrees C, the developing larva undergoes two moults on days 4-5, attaining the third larval stage. Most of the ensheathed third-stage larvae, 291-457 mic...

We have used molecular dynamics methods to investigate the effects of cyclic chain architecture on the properties of dilute solutions. In order to include solvent effects in estimating these properties, we use a van der Waals scaling factor determined for each solvent by matching to the theta condition. We predict that the theta temperature ~u! of cyclic PE ~c-PE! is ;10% lower than for the lin...

The status and composition of the Diplosentidae Tubangui et Masiluñgan, 1937 are reviewed. The type species of the type genus, Diplosentis amphacanthi Tubangui et Masiluñgan, 1937 from Siganus canaliculatus (Park, 1797) in the Philippines, is concluded to have been described inaccurately in supposedly possessing only two cement glands and lemnisci enclosed in a membranous sac. The species is al...

La “pota” o “calamar gigante” Dosidicus gigas (Orbigny 1835) es uno de los cefalópodos mayor tamaño y más abundantes en ambientes pelágicos-oceánicos. Esta especie migratoria endémica del Pacífico sureste recursos hidrobiológicos importancia económica el Perú. Durante 2008 2009 se muestrearon 42 potas longitud dorsal manto entre 53, 5 cm 93 cm, procedentes Sechura (n= 22, 52,3%), Paita 16, 38,1...