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Entobdella soleae is a
monogenean (Platyhelminth) skin
parasite of the
common sole,
Solea solea, an
important food fish. They are
approximately 2 to 6...
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years old. An
ectoparasite of the
common sole is the
leech Hemibdella soleae. The
larvae settle on the
upper surface of the fish, the only part not buried...
- The
hipposandal (Latin
soleae ferreae) is a
device that
protected the hoof of a horse. It was
commonplace in the
northwestern countries of the
Roman Empire...
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Hemibdella soleae is a
marine species of
leech in the
family Piscicolidae and the type
taxon of its genus.
Found in the
northeastern Atlantic Ocean, it...
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Solearhynchus soleae, was
originally described as
Echinorhynchus soleae by
Porta in 1905 and re-described by
Meyer in 1933 as
Acanthocephaloides soleae. De Buron...
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Tenacibaculum soleae is a bacterium. It is a fish
pathogen for some
species of sole,
brill and turbot, with a
particularly high
mortality rate. It is Gram-negative...
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function of the
adult epidermis of two skin
parasitic monogeneans,
Entobdella soleae and
Acanthocotyle elegans. KM Lyons, Parasitology, 1970 Host skin mucus...
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deposited under a
stone or
buried in damp soil. The
cocoon of
Hemibdella soleae is
attached to a
suitable fish host. The
glossiphoniids brood their eggs...
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Gyrodactylidea Order Monocotylidea Order Montchadskyellidea Entobdella soleae, a
capsalid from the sole
Solea solea off the
United Kingdom Gyrodactylus...
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genus Tenacibaculum including Tenacibaculum maritimum,
Tenacibaculum soleae,
Tenacibaculum discolor,
Tenacibaculum gallai****, and
Tenacibaculum dicentrarchi...
