ReviewInternational journal for parasitology. Parasites and wildlife2026
Trematodes in snail intermediate hosts of a subarctic lake: updated perspectives on molecular diversity.
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Abstract
Subarctic freshwater ecosystems have traditionally been considered species-poor in parasites, but recent molecular studies increasingly challenge this view. We present an updated molecular assessment of trematode diversity in molluscan intermediate hosts from Lake Takvatn, northern Norway, more than a decade after the first comprehensive survey (2012-2013) of this system. A total of 2496 molluscs representing five species were examined in 2024. Molecular analyses of intramolluscan stages revealed 24 trematode species and species-level lineages belonging to seven families. Trematode prevalence in first intermediate hosts reached 12.3% and was higher in
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