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  • Investigation of Diplostomum sp. in Some Fish Species Caught in Atatürk Dam Lake

Investigation of Diplostomum sp. in Some Fish Species Caught in Atatürk Dam Lake

Authors : Mikail Özcan, Ünal İspir, Hacı Bayram Gökhan, Ayşe Şahin
Pages : 4-9
Doi:10.33724/zm.1592641
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Publication Date : 2025-06-30
Article Type : Research Paper
Abstract :The aim of this study was to investigate the presence of Diplostomum sp. in a total of 192 fish of five different species (Carasobarbus luteus, Acanthobrama marmid, Chondrostoma regium, Capoeta trutta and Luciobarbus mystaceus) obtained from four regions of Atatürk Dam Lake (Sitilce, Samsat, Hösürge and Gerger). The presence of Diplostomum sp. was identified in 149 fish specimens, while it was not detected in 43 fish specimens. It was established that the minimum and maximum parasite presence levels ranged from 1 to 209. The fish species with the highest mean parasite density were Chondrostoma regium (19.30), Acanthobrama marmid (14.13), Carasobarbus luteus (13.15), Capoeta trutta (11.5) and Luciobarbus mystaceus (9.71). The study demonstrated that the prevalence of Diplostomum sp. in fish from Atatürk Dam Lake varied according to both region and species.
Keywords : Atatürk Baraj Gölü, parazit, Diplostomum

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