[Davisia amoena sp. n. (Myxosporidia, Sinuolineidae), a parasite of plaice in the northwestern Atlantic].
Davisia amoena sp. n. has been recorded from Hippoglossoides platessoides from northwestern Atlantic (in 36% of fishes). It differs from closely related D. longibrachia in the structure of vegetative forms, a smaller size of polar capsules and longer (1.5 times) lateral appendages. D. newfoundlandia Yoshino a. Noble, 1973 firstly recorded from Coryphaenoides holotrachys in the region of Falkland Islands (in 4.5% of fishes) is redescribed.
D000818:Animals; D001266:Atlantic Islands; D056890:Eukaryota / Q000145:classification*; D005399:Fishes / Q000469:parasitology*; D008386:Marine Biology
Davisia amoena sp. n. (Myxosporidia, Sinuolineidae)--parazit kambalovykh ryb severo-zapadnoĭ Atlantiki.