… gills of Plectropomus leopardus cause significant pathology in the form of large hyperplastic
nodules on the afferent (leading) edges of gill … Parasites attach close to the gill arch near the …

… The only pathology whieh eould indicate prior ehalimus attachment to P. leopardus gills was
… The gills of coral trout are typical of the teleostean form (Hughes 1984). The frontal filament …

… , intestine, muscle, and gill) were dissected from the diseased coral trout in the laboratory, …
and naturally infected coral trout (Figure 2). Yet no pathological symptoms or mortalities were …

… fish gill morphology is affected by chemical and physical irritants in the surrounding water (eg
various toxicants, extremes of temperature or pH). I catalogued histopathological gill … in gill …

… The findings indicate that gill pathology may be present in fish prior to colonization with
amoebae. More recent studies by Adams, Gross & Nowak (2009) suggested that mechanical …

… was to discern any pathological changes in the gills triggered by the rise in temperature, as
well as to detect potential morphometric or cellular alterations within the gills, indicative of a …

… subacute vascular lesions in the gills. However, the proportion of gill tissue affected was low,
… Thus, the negative impact of in situ net cleaning on gill health in this study is small and short …

… Consequently, gill alterations such as … brown trout (Salmo trutta) during laboratory exposure
to 12.2 mg/L ironsulfate. The influence of waterborne iron in the elicitation of gill pathological …

… pathological changes recorded during KSD outbreaks. Our results suggest that CEV gill …
Gill pathology in koi affected by CEV with flavobacterial co-infection, treated with 18 mg/l of …

… stage (trophont) attached to the gill and skin epithelial cells of a … After adhesion of the dinospore
to the gill or skin epithelium, … spleen, kidney and liver show pathological alterations, and …