H...Fig. 5.135 Deer flies, Chrysops, also belong to the tabanid group but are sm...Fig. 5.136 Head and mouthparts of Stomoxys calcitrans, the stable fly (left)...Fig. 5.137 Horn flies, Haematobia irritans, are a major pest of cattle throu...Fig. 5.138 The stable fly, Stomoxys calcitrans, is approximately the size of...Fig. 5.139 Glossina, the tsetse fly, is the vector of trypanosomiasis in dom...Fig. 5.140 Mosquitoes are common in many regions. Mosquito larvae develop in...Fig. 5.141 Culicoides (midges or no‐see‐ums) are very small biting flies (ra...Fig. 5.142 Adult triatomine bug, Triatoma sanguisuga, an important vector of...Fig. 5.143 Adult bedbug, Cimex lectularis. Photo courtesy of Megan Lineberry...Fig. 5.144 Dorsal (top row) and ventral (bottom row) adult and nymphal bedbu...Fig. 5.145 Cimex adjunctus, the eastern bat bug, can be mistaken for C. lect...6 Chapter 6Fig. 6.1 Collection of mucus sample via a skin biopsy from the side of a fis...Fig. 6.2 Collection of a fin biopsy by clipping a small portion of the dista...Fig. 6.3 Collection of a gill biopsy by lifting the operculum (gill chamber ...Fig. 6.4 Ichthyophthirius multifiliis trophozoite. This ciliate, which produ...Fig. 6.5 Encysted trophozoite of Ichthyophthirius multifiliis embedded in th...Fig. 6.6 Cryptocaryon irritans trophozoite. This ciliated parasite, which ha...Fig. 6.7 Trophozoites of Tetrahymena spp. in a skin biopsy of a hybrid strip...Fig. 6.8 Tissue section showing numerous trophozoites of Uronema spp. invadi...Fig. 6.9 Epistylis sp. is a colonial ciliate that has a conical or elongated...Fig. 6.10 Trichodina sp. from a skin biopsy of a tropical freshwater oscar (Fig. 6.11 Trichophyra sp. on a gill biopsy of a channel catfish (Ictalurus p...Fig. 6.12 Amyloodinium ocellatum on the gill tissue of a striped bass (Moron...Fig. 6.13 Histopathology of Amyloodinium ocellatum attached to the gill tiss...Fig. 6.14 Ichthyobodo necator, attached to the skin (arrow), is an extremely...Fig. 6.15 Myxospores of Myxobolus sp. (a myxosporean parasite) in cartilagin...Fig. 6.16 Giemsa‐stained myxospores of the myxosporean parasite Henneguya sp...Fig. 6.17 Adult monogenean from a skin biopsy of a rainbow trout (Oncorhynch...Fig. 6.18 Encysted metacercariae of two different species of digenetic trema...Fig. 6.19 Argulus sp. from a goldfish (Carassius auratus), commonly known as...Fig. 6.20 Lepeophtheirus salmonis. Sea lice on the skin of an Atlantic salmo...Fig. 6.21 Ergasilus spp. Adult female copepod parasites removed from the ora...Fig. 6.22 Lernaea spp. This parasitic copepod, commonly known as an anchor w...Fig. 6.23 Leeches of an unidentified species attached to the skin of a cultu...Fig. 6.24 Egg of an acanthocephalan parasite from a black crappie (Pomoxis n...Fig. 6.25 Eggs of Capillaria sp. from a freshwater angelfish (Pterophyllum s...Fig. 6.26 Unidentified nematode egg from a largemouth bass (Micropterus salm...
7 Chapter 8Fig. 8.1 Specimen observed in the fecal material of a dog. The specimen was ...Fig. 8.2 Dirofilaria immitis microfilariae recovered on Knott’s test from an...Fig. 8.3 Higher magnification view of a single Dirofilaria immitis microfila...Fig. 8.4 Nematode larva, approximately 350 μm long, recovered from the feces...Fig. 8.5 Fecal sample from a clinically normal Chesapeake Bay retriever.Fig. 8.6 Closer view of 7–10 mm white objects present in the fecal sample.Fig. 8.7 Dorsal view of tick removed from a cat.Fig. 8.8 (A) Ventral view of tick removed from a cat. (B) Higher magnificati...Fig. 8.9 Fragment of an adult worm expelled from the mouth of a horse.Fig. 8.10 Eggs recovered from the fragment of female worm from a horse.
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