THE HELMINTH FAUNA OF CHILE: IV. NEMATODES OF THE GENERA Anisakis DUJARDIN, 1845 AND Phocanema MYERS, 1954 IN RELATION WITH GASTRIC ULCERS IN A SOUTH AMERICAN SEA LION, Otaria byronia1

PEDRO E. CATTAN; BERT B. BABERO; DANIEL TORRES N.

doi:10.7589/0090-3558-12.4.511

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1 October 1976 THE HELMINTH FAUNA OF CHILE: IV. NEMATODES OF THE GENERA Anisakis DUJARDIN, 1845 AND Phocanema MYERS, 1954 IN RELATION WITH GASTRIC ULCERS IN A SOUTH AMERICAN SEA LION, Otaria byronia

PEDRO E. CATTAN, BERT B. BABERO, DANIEL TORRES N.

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J. of Wildlife Diseases, 12(4):511-515 (1976). https://doi.org/10.7589/0090-3558-12.4.511

Abstract

A gastric ulcer was diagnosed in a South American Sea Lion, Otario byronia, captured along the northern coast of Chile. Species of Anisakis and Phocanema were found to be associated with the lesions. A discussion of the histopathologic damage observed is presented, along with probable etiology of the ulcer.

CATTAN, BABERO, and TORRES N.: THE HELMINTH FAUNA OF CHILE: IV. NEMATODES OF THE GENERA Anisakis DUJARDIN, 1845 AND Phocanema MYERS, 1954 IN RELATION WITH GASTRIC ULCERS IN A SOUTH AMERICAN SEA LION, Otaria byronia1

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PEDRO E. CATTAN, BERT B. BABERO, and DANIEL TORRES N. "THE HELMINTH FAUNA OF CHILE: IV. NEMATODES OF THE GENERA Anisakis DUJARDIN, 1845 AND Phocanema MYERS, 1954 IN RELATION WITH GASTRIC ULCERS IN A SOUTH AMERICAN SEA LION, Otaria byronia," Journal of Wildlife Diseases 12(4), 511-515, (1 October 1976). https://doi.org/10.7589/0090-3558-12.4.511

Received: 13 February 1976; Published: 1 October 1976

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