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			 Flukes from Lithoglyphus 
				
				The prosobranch snail 
				Lithoglyphus naticoides 
				(C. Pfeiffer, 1928), an invasive species for Central Europe, 
				originated from the Ponto-Caspian region, is intermediate host 
				for more than 10 species of trematodes. During a few years of 
				L. naticoides population investigation in Lithuania 
				(dammed up Nemunas River near Kaunas), and additional sampling 
				from 2 lakes in Belarus and Hungary (Danube River near Budapest 
				and Balaton Lake), we detected 8 fluke species previously 
				described in other studies - Apophallus muehlingi, 
				Xiphidiocercaria sp. 1, Xiphidiocercaria sp. 
				2, Sanquinicola sp., Paleorchis sp., 
				Notocotylus sp., Crowcrocaecum skrjabini, 
				Spelotrema sp. - and 3 new species for 
				
				L. naticoides: 
				adult of Aspidogaster conchicola, parthenitae of 
				Echinochasmus sp. and metacercariae of Tetracotyle 
				sp. (Strigeidae). 
				 
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				Apophallus muehlingi cercaria  | 
			
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			Crowcrocaecum skrjabini 
			
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			Crowcrocaecum skrjabini 
			
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			Echinochasmus sp. redia  | 
			
			
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			Echinochasmus sp. cercaria  | 
			
			
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			Notocotylus sp. redia  | 
			
			
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			Notocotylus sp. cercaria  | 
			
			
			 
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			Palaeorchis sp. redia  | 
			
			
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			Palaeorchis sp. cercaria  | 
			
			
			  
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			Sanguinicola sp. cercaria  | 
			
			
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			Xiphidiocercaria sp.1 sporocist 
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			Xiphidiocercaria sp.1 cercaria  | 
			
			
			  
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			Xiphidiocercaria sp.2 cercaria  | 
			
			
			   
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			Tetracotyle sp. metacercaria  | 
			
			
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			Spelotrema sp. metacercaria  | 
			
			
			 
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				This page was supported by 
				a 
				grant  LEK-10/2010 from the
				Research Council of Lithuania
				 
			
				
				Created by Virmantas Stunzenas 
				and Grazina Staneviciute 
			
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