Anisakis Dujardin, 1845 (Nematoda: Ascaridoidea) from Indonesia.

Autor: H. W. Palm; S. Theisen; I. M. Damriyasa; E. S. Kusmintarsih; I. B. M. Oka; E. A. Setyowati; N. A. Suratma; S. Wibowo; S. Kleinertz
In:

Diseases of Aquatic Organisms

Auflage: 123
ISBN: 0177-5103
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/dao03091
Seite: 141 - 157
Jahr: 2017

Einordung:
Institut: Professur Aquakultur und Sea-Ranching

Abstract:
Despite Indonesia's high marine biodiversity, there is a lack of information regarding
fish parasites in Indonesian waters. During a sampling of 136 teleost species from Indonesian
waters, 22 of them were infected with larvae of Anisakis Dujardin, 1845, a genus with zoonotic
potential. We genetically identified 118 worms, provide a revision of all available sequences of the
ITS-1–5.8S–ITS-2 marker from Indonesian Anisakis in GenBank (n = 125), and establish 16 new
host records. So far, 53 Indonesian teleosts harbour Anisakis spp., 32 of them with known
sequence data, increasing the worldwide teleosts with genetically identified Anisakis from 155 to
177. Sequence analyses of this marker in the 243 Anisakis specimens identified 3 Anisakis sp. HC-
2005 and 39 (16%) A. typica (sensu stricto). A. berlandi and A. pegreffii are reported for the first
time from teleosts in the equatorial region and A. physeteris from the Pacific Ocean. The latter 3
species were exclusively found in the migratory scombrid Auxis rochei. Most common infection
sites were the body cavity, with 299 (of 848) worms in the mesenteries surrounding the liver, and
129 unattached. Musculature infection was very low, demonstrating minor risk of anisakiasis for
human consumers. A total of 193 worms (~79%) had a distinct genotype distinguished from A.
typica by 4 positions in the ITS-1 region. This genotype is reported since 2008 as ‘A. typica’, ‘sibling’,
‘Anisakis sp./type 1’, ‘sp. I’, ‘sp. 2’ or ‘sp. II’. To avoid further misleading identification, we
hereby apply the subspecific entity Anisakis typica var. indonesiensis until description of the
adults becomes available.

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