Add to ORKGInvestigations of the distribution of three parasites of mussels, an internal copepod parasite of the gut (Mytilicola intestinalis), an external decapod parasite in the gill region (Pinnotheres pissum) and an analid shell parasite (Polydora ciliata) were carried out from October 1971 to April 1972. Samples from 26 locations around the Irish coast were investigated. One hundred mussels from each sample were weighed, measured in 5 mm groups, boiled and the following were estimated as percentages of the whole mussel:- a. Shell; b. Meat; and c. Loss
Predation and competition for food and space, attack on shell valves by boring organisms, parasitic ...
Since 1966 the landings of mussels in Ireland have increased significantly. Almost all the mussels l...
The aim of this study was to determine the macro-parasitic infestation level of oysters from the sou...
Investigations of the distribution of three parasites of mussels, an internal copepod parasite of th...
The incidence of the shell-boring parasite Polydora ciliata in Mytilus edulis from the Conwy estuary...
The occurrence of Mytilicola intestinalis in populations of mussels in south-west England is recorde...
Both wild and cultured mussels (Mytilus edulis, Mytilus galloprovincialis and hybrids), are found al...
Concentrations and shell lengths of Mytilus edulis, Ostrea edulis and Anomiid larvae were recorded f...
Critical appraisal of the literature data on Mytilicola intestinalis, combined with personal experie...
Parasitic and commensal species can impact the structure and function of ecological communities and ...
The mussel is one of the commonest bivalve molluscs around the Irish coast but quantity and quality ...
The zebra mussel was reported for the first time in Ireland during 1997. It may have been introduced...
[EN] Histopathological examination in mussels can provide useful information for the diagnosis of ec...
The Irish Marine Institute's Fisheries Research Centre carry out a monitoring programme for the dete...
Molluscan intestinal parasites of the genus Mytilicola, specifically M. intestinalis, were initially...
Predation and competition for food and space, attack on shell valves by boring organisms, parasitic ...
Since 1966 the landings of mussels in Ireland have increased significantly. Almost all the mussels l...
The aim of this study was to determine the macro-parasitic infestation level of oysters from the sou...
Investigations of the distribution of three parasites of mussels, an internal copepod parasite of th...
The incidence of the shell-boring parasite Polydora ciliata in Mytilus edulis from the Conwy estuary...
The occurrence of Mytilicola intestinalis in populations of mussels in south-west England is recorde...
Both wild and cultured mussels (Mytilus edulis, Mytilus galloprovincialis and hybrids), are found al...
Concentrations and shell lengths of Mytilus edulis, Ostrea edulis and Anomiid larvae were recorded f...
Critical appraisal of the literature data on Mytilicola intestinalis, combined with personal experie...
Parasitic and commensal species can impact the structure and function of ecological communities and ...
The mussel is one of the commonest bivalve molluscs around the Irish coast but quantity and quality ...
The zebra mussel was reported for the first time in Ireland during 1997. It may have been introduced...
[EN] Histopathological examination in mussels can provide useful information for the diagnosis of ec...
The Irish Marine Institute's Fisheries Research Centre carry out a monitoring programme for the dete...
Molluscan intestinal parasites of the genus Mytilicola, specifically M. intestinalis, were initially...
Predation and competition for food and space, attack on shell valves by boring organisms, parasitic ...
Since 1966 the landings of mussels in Ireland have increased significantly. Almost all the mussels l...
The aim of this study was to determine the macro-parasitic infestation level of oysters from the sou...