IBSS Collection of Marine Parasites
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Grillotia erinaceus (van Beneden, 1858) parasite in collection

Scolex
Metabasal armature of tentacle in internal surface
Basal armature of tentacle in bothridial surface
Basal armature of tentacle in external surface
Scanning electron micrographs of Grillotia erinaceus larvae, scolex
Scanning electron micrographs of Grillotia erinaceus larvae, internal surface, metabasal armature
Scanning electron micrographsof Grillotia erinaceus larvae, external surface, basal armature and fild of small uncinate hooks
Scanning electron micrographs of Grillotia erinaceus larvae, filifom microtriches
Scanning electron micrographs of Grillotia erinaceus larvae, central bothrial surfase, multidigitate palmate microtriches

Other hosts

Dasyatis pastinaca (Linnaeus, 1758); Raja clavata (Linnaeus, 1758)

Other localities

Black Sea, Martynova Bay, Sevastopol; Black Sea, Cape Foros; Black Sea, lake Donuzlav, Crimea; Black Sea, Cape Phoros, Sevastopol; Black Sea, Karantinnaya Bay, Sevastopol

Specimens in collection

exemplar found in host
1287.C.74.v12-14 vaucher adult part of specimen 2016-06-10 Black Sea, Karantinnaya Bay, Sevastopol Raja clavata
117.C.74.v1 vaucher gravid part of specimen 2001-10-04 Black Sea, Martynova Bay, Sevastopol Dasyatis pastinaca Digestive tract
118.C.74.v2 vaucher gravid wholemount 2002-07-09 Black Sea, Cape Foros Dasyatis pastinaca Digestive tract
119.C.74.v3 vaucher gravid part of specimen 0000-00-00 Black Sea, lake Donuzlav, Crimea Raja clavata Digestive tract
120.C.74.v4 vaucher gravid part of specimen 0000-00-00 Black Sea, lake Donuzlav, Crimea Raja clavata Digestive tract
121.C.74.v5-7 vaucher gravid wholemount 2002-07-09 Black Sea, Cape Phoros, Sevastopol Raja clavata Digestive tract
122.C.74.v8-11 vaucher gravid wholemount 2001-06-10 Black Sea, Cape Phoros, Sevastopol Raja clavata Digestive tract

↑Gonapodasmius

Grillotia borealis Keeney, Campbell, 2001
Grillotia erinaceus (van Beneden, 1858)

↓Gymnophallus