Trematode parasites as indicators of an animal component in the diet of the Water Vole Arvicola amphibius
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Article Category: Research Note
Published Online: Dec 26, 2023
Page range: 253 - 256
Received: Mar 01, 2023
Accepted: Jul 07, 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/helm-2023-0026
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Intestinal trematode parasites from the water vole Arvicola terrestris (= Arvicola amphibius) recorded in the Host Parasite Database of the Natural History London, together with the intermediate hosts for each species the ingestion of which would be necessary for acquisition of infection by the vole.
| Terrestrial snails | Bulgaria | |
| Ants | United Kingdom | |
| Amphibians (Tadpoles and Frogs) | Asian USSR (CIS) North Baraba | |
| Amphibians and reptiles | European USSR (Russia) | |
| Volga Delta | ||
| Freshwater molluscs, fish | Azerbaidzhan (Zakabkazya) | |
| European USSR (CIS) Russia (Transcaucasus) | ||
| Freshwater molluscs, fish | Ukraine | |
| Moldavia | ||
| Asian USSR (CIS) North Baraba | ||
| European USSR (CIS) Russia (Transcaucasus) | ||
| Freshwater fish and amphibians | Asian USSR (CIS) Taimira | |
| Freshwater fish and amphibians | Bulgaria | |
| Aquatic insect larvae | Ukraine, Moldavia | |
| Freshwater fish | USSR (CIS), Asian USSR West Siberia | |
| Freshwater fish | Kazakstan | |
| Freshwater insect larvae and nymphs | Bulgaria, Ukraine, Moldavia, USSR (CIS) | |
| Freshwater insect larvae and nymphs | Bulgaria | |
| Freshwater insect larvae and nymphs (Trichopteran larvae, dragonfly nymphs, ephemerid larvae, |
Asian USSR (North Baraba, Taimira) | |
| Freshwater insect larvae and nymphs | Ukraine, Moldavia |