Pathogens Of Wild And Farmed Fish: Sea Lice (Ellis Horwood Series in Aquaculture and Fisheries Support)

Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Table of contents......Page 6
1. Life history of Caligus epidemicus Hewitt parasitic on tilapia (Oreochromis......Page 20
2. Developmental stages of Caligus punctatus Shiino......Page 31
3. Supplementary descriptions of the developmental stages of Lepeoph-therus salmonis......Page 45
4. The development of Caligus elongatus Nordman......Page 66
5. Comparative life history of two species of sea lice......Page 76
6. A comparison of development and growth rates of Lepeophtheirus......Page 83
7. Antennulary sensors of the infective copepodid larva of the salmon louse......Page 98
8. Ultrastructure of the frontal filament in chalimus larvae of Caligus elongatus and Lepeophtheirus salmonis from Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar......Page 114
9. Sensory innervation of the antennule of the preadult male Caligus elongatus......Page 129
10. Aspects of the behaviour of copepodid larvae of the salmon louse......Page 140
11. Speciation and specificity in parasitic copepods: caligids of the genus Lepeophtheirus, parasites of flatfish in the Mediterranean......Page 158
12. The reproductive output of Lepeophtheirus salmonis adult females in relation to seasonal variability of temperature and photoperiod......Page 168
13. The abundance and distribution of Lepeophtheirus salmonis......Page 181
14. Salmon lice on wild salmon (Salmo salar L.) in western Norway......Page 194
15. Sea lice infestation of farmed salmon in Ireland......Page 203
16. Parameters and possible causes of epizootics of Lepeophtheirus salmonis......Page 217
17. Review of methods to control sea lice......Page 234
18. The effects of fallowing on caligid infestations on farmed Atlantic salmon......Page 270
19. Influence of treatment with dichlorvos on the epidemiology of Lepeoph- theirus salmonis......Page 278
20. Preliminary studies on the efficacy of two pyrethroid compounds......Page 290
21. Hydrogen peroxide as a delousing agent for Atlantic salmon......Page 305
22. The efficiency of oral ivermectin in the control of sea lice infestations of farmed Atlantic salmon......Page 311
23. The extraction and analysis of potential candidate vaccine antigens from the salmon louse Lepeophtheirus salmonis......Page 326
24. Immunohistochemical screening and selection of monoclonal antibodies to salmon louse......Page 338
25. Management of sea lice (Caligidae) with wrasse (Labridae) on Atlantic 25. Management of sea lice (Caligidae) with wrasse (Labridae) on Atlantic......Page 350
26. Udonella caligorum Johnston......Page 361
27. Incidence of ciliate epibionts on Lepeophtheirus salmonis from salmon......Page 371
28. The possible role of Lepeophtheirus salmonis......Page 382
Index......Page 390