ArticleJournal of fish diseases2026
Transmission Bottlenecks of Sparicotyle chrysophrii in a Gilthead Seabream Aquaculture: A Next-Generation Matrix Approach.
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Sparicotyle chrysophrii is a major ectoparasitic pathogen of gilthead seabream (Sparus aurata) in Mediterranean aquaculture. Despite its high reproductive capacity, the parasite does not consistently cause severe outbreaks on commercial farms. In this study, we applied a next-generation matrix (NGM) framework to quantify intrinsic transmission potential and compare it with observed seasonal infection patterns. Field data of S. chrysophrii collected from a commercial seabream farm in Türkiye across four seasons were used to parameterize the model under marine cage conditions. The NGM analysis indicated that intrinsic transmission potential (R
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