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|q1=By which other name is ''Linguatula serrata'' known and why?
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*The tongue worm
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*Is shaped like a tongue with an expanded anterior and transverse striations
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|q2=Summarise the life cycle of ''Linguatula serrata''.
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*Adults inhabit the nasal passages of dogs (and sometimes cats)
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*Eggs are sneezed out or passed with the faeces and are swallowed by herbivores
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*Eggs hatch in the herbivore intestine and migrate to the mesenteric lymph nodes
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*Larvae encyst to become infective nymphs
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*When dogs eat uncooked viscera the nymphs crawl up the nasal cavity via the soft palate
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|q3=What are the two species of sea lice of veterinary importance?
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*Lepeophtheirus
*'''''The tongue worm'''''
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*Caligus
*'''''Is shaped like a tongue with an expanded anterior and transverse striations'''''
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|q4=What do heavy infections of sea lice lead to?
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|a4=Epidermal abrasion
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*Haemorrhage
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*Immunosuppression
*'''''Adults inhabit the nasal passages of dogs (and sometimes cats)'''''
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*Decreased productivity
*'''''Eggs are sneezed out or passed with the faeces and are swallowed by herbivores'''''
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*Death
*'''''Eggs hatch in the herbivore intestine and migrate to the mesenteric lymph nodes'''''
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|l4=Sea Lice
*'''''Larvae encyst to become infective nymphs'''''
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*'''''When dogs eat uncooked viscera the nymphs crawl up the nasal cavity via the soft palate'''''
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|<big>'''What are the two species of sea lice of veterinary importance?'''
 
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*'''''Lepeophtheirus'''''
 
*'''''Caligus'''''
 
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|<big>'''What do heavy infections of sea lice lead to?'''
 
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*'''''Epidermal abrasion'''''
 
*'''''Haemorrhage'''''
 
*'''''Immunosuppression'''''
 
*'''''Decreased productivity'''''
 
*'''''Death'''''
 
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Latest revision as of 13:44, 7 February 2011

Sea Lice - Copyright Joseph G. Kunkel at The Kunkel Fish & Aquatic Invert Site

Question Answer Article
By which other name is Linguatula serrata known and why? Link to Article
Summarise the life cycle of Linguatula serrata. Link to Article
What are the two species of sea lice of veterinary importance? Link to Article
What do heavy infections of sea lice lead to? Link to Article