Use of fish parasite species richness indices in analyzing anthropogenically impacted coastal marine ecosystems

Keyphrases

• Host Species 100%
• Monoxenous 100%
• Heteroxenous 100%
• Fish Parasites 100%
• Coastal Marine Ecosystems 100%
• Species Richness Index 100%
• Parasite Species Richness 100%
• Grey mullet 66%
• Polluted Site 66%
• Northern Israel 33%
• Pollutants 33%
• Bioindicator 33%
• Exposure Time 33%
• Sampling Site 33%
• Species Richness 33%
• Fish Species 33%
• Synergistic Effect 33%
• Copepods 33%
• Complex Life Cycle 33%
• Coastal Site 33%
• Helminths 33%
• Extreme Environments 33%
• Fish Diversity 33%
• Life History Strategy 33%
• Curve Model 33%
• Differential Susceptibility 33%
• Highly Polluted 33%
• Single Host 33%
• Multiple Hosts 33%
• Monogenean 33%
• Monoxenous Parasites 33%
• Parasite Richness 33%
• Parasite Life History 33%
• Trematode Metacercariae 33%
• Parasite Communities 33%
• Mugilidae 33%
• Aquatic Ecosystem Health 33%
• Liza Ramada 33%
• Perturbed Environment 33%
• Comparison of Curves 33%
• Liza Aurata 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Aquatic Ecosystem 100%
• Prevalence 100%
• Mullet 66%
• Life History 33%
• Trematoda 33%
• Helminth 33%
• Monogenea 33%
• Mugilidae 33%
• Metacercaria 33%
• Liza aurata 33%
• Liza Ramada 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Species Richness 100%
• Prevalence 75%
• Host 75%
• Life Cycle 50%
• Taxon 25%
• Ecosystem Health 25%
• Trematoda 25%
• Life History 25%
• Helminth 25%
• Copepod 25%
• Sample Size 25%
• Monogenea 25%
• Metacercaria 25%