1956
Lichomolgus longicauda (Claus, 1860), Copepod parasite of Sepia, in the North Sea
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Beaufortia , Volume 5 - Issue 53 p. 117- 120
Lichomolgus longicauda (CLAUS, 1860), is recorded from the gills of Sepia officinalis, captured on 5 different occasions in the North Sea and the Dutch Waddensea. This means a northward extension of the range of this species of more than 8 degrees of latitude. Figures of the parasite have been provided, and the literature bearing on the species has been reviewed.
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Stock, J. H. (1956). Lichomolgus longicauda (Claus, 1860), Copepod parasite of Sepia, in the North Sea. Beaufortia, 5(53), 117–120. |
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