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Monique Mancuso
Monique Mancuso
Institute of Coastal Marine Environment, UOS of Messina (IAMC)-CNR Spianata S. Raineri,
86, 98122, Messina
Italy
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Case Report
First Episode of Shell Disease Syndrome in Carcinus aestuarii (Crustacea: Decapoda: Portunidae) in the Volturno River
Author(s): Monique Mancuso *,Renata Zaccone ,Francesca Carella ,Paola Maiolino ,Gionata De Vico Monique Mancuso *,Renata Zaccone ,Francesca Carella ,Paola Maiolino ,Gionata De Vico
In this study is reported the first episode of a Shell Disease Syndrome (SDS) in wild specimens of Carcinus aestuarii from the polluted Volturno River estuary. Collected crabs showed erosive and ulcerative “black spot” lesions on the exoskeleton; histologically the lesions ranged from a mild to extensive and severe damages and intense haemocyte infiltration. Bacterial isolation confirmed the presence of some marine bacterial species with chitinolytic activity. The authors suggest that the detection of sds in wild crabs living in polluted waters could be used to monitor the health status of this environment. .. View More»
DOI: 10.4172/2155-9546.1000191