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Intestinal Parasites and Their Histological Effects in some Fish Species of Tigris River Passing through Samarra City , Salah Al-Deen Province | ||
| Journal of Tikrit University For Agriculture Sciences | ||
| Article 1, Volume 17, Issue 2, 2017, Pages 124-136 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Abdullah Hassen Abdullah; Aysir S. Mohammad Al-Sammarai; Awad Saleh; Alaa Muhammad | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The study of the entrails worms for some species of fish in Tigris river that comes through Sammara’a city was carried out, 272 sample of fish with different species was been collected which includes: 24 chondrostoma regium fish,63 Silurus triostegus fish, 20 Carasobaus luteus fish, 48 Planizize abu fish, 25 Leuciscus vorax fish, 62 Cyprinus carpio fish and 30 Carassius auratus fish. The result indicate three species of worm, include Postangesia inarmata , Monobothrium auriciulatum and Neoechinorhynchus iraqensis, in which found that the Silurus triostegus fish and Cyprinus carpio fish infected with P. inarmata with infected rate and intensity (79.3% , 2.26) and (3.2%, 3.5) respectively, while the infected rate and intensity for Carasobaus luteus fish infected with M.auriclatum were 25%, 2.4 and P. abu fish infected with N.iraqensis worm were 37.5%, 2.9 and for L. vorax fish infected with N. iraqensis worn were 8%, 6.5. The histological study for liver and intestines of silurns triostegus which infected with P. inarmata have showed morbidity distortions for the liver and intestines that represented by honeycomb and vaculatation moreover the disappearance of the most natural marks of the central and portal vein and precipitation of fibrin, but for the morbidity changes of the entrails tissues have showed as a honeycomb attached with fluffs and is has noticed fibrin precipitation and inflectional cells infiltration. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| intestinal parasites; Fish Species; Tigris River; Samarra | ||
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