Diclidophora [Diclidophora]

Description

Diclidophora genus comprises monogenean parasites known for their distinctive haptor structure, which is equipped with two pairs of clamps used for attachment to the host. They are ectoparasites, primarily infesting the gills of marine fish, and are observed across various marine environments. The morphology of their reproductive organs, particularly the complex male copulatory organ, is notable.

Species

Gill fluke [Diclidophora luscae]

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Hake fluke [Diclidophora merlangi]

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Herring fluke [Diclidophora clavata]

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Sardine fluke [Diclidophora sardinae]

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Taxonomy