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Table 2 Parasites and pathogens associated with Gammarus roeselii (n = 156) during this study. The prevalence of each pathogen and parasite in the population sampled from Chojna, Poland, is stated alongside the reference image, if available

From: Parasites, pathogens and commensals in the “low-impact” non-native amphipod host Gammarus roeselii

Parasite group

Species/Disease

Prevalence (%)

Image ref.

Viruses

Gammarus roeselii Bacilliform Virus

12.2

Fig. 2

Putative gut virus

2.7

Fig. 1f

Bacteria

Epibiotic filamentous bacteria

100

Fig. 1b

Putative rickettsia-like organism

< 1.0

Fig. 1g

Microsporidia

Cucumispora roeselii n. sp.

12.2

Figs. 35

Microsporidium sp. from the hepatopancreas

< 1.0

Fig. 1j

Protists

Epibiotic, stalked, ciliated protists

83.9

Fig. 1a, b

Epibiotic embedded ciliated protists

83.9

Fig. 1c

Parasitic ciliated protists

< 1.0

Fig. 1d

Gut-dwelling gregarines

50.0

Fig. 1e

Metazoa

Epibiotic rotifer

48.6

Fig. 1a

Digenean trematodes

1.4

Fig. 1h

Polymorphus minutus

1.4

Fig. 1i

Pomphorhynchus sp.

4.1

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