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Table 1.1
(continued)
Pathogen
Disease
Host Range
Geographical distribution
V. splendidus
septicaemia, vibriosis
corkwing wrasse (Symphodus
melops),
gilt-head sea bream,
turbot
Norway, Spain
V. tapetis
vibriosis
corkwing wrasse, ovate pompano
(Trachinotus ovatus),
Dover sole
Norway
V. vulnifi cus
septicaemia
eel
Europe, Japan, P.R.C.,
USA
Miscellaneous pathogens
‘Candidatus
Actinochlamydia clariae’
epitheliocystis
African sharptooth catfi sh
Uganda
‘Candidatus
Arthromitus’
summer enteritic syndrome, rainbow trout
gastroenteritis
rainbow trout
Croatia, France, Italy,
Spain, UK
‘Candidatus
Branchiomonas cysticola’ epitheliocystis
Atlantic salmon
Ireland, Norway
‘ Candidatus
Clavochlamydia
salmonicola’
epitheliocystis
freshwater salmonids
North America, Norway
‘ Candidatus
Piscichlamydia salmonis’ epitheliocystis
Atlantic salmon
Ireland, Norway
‘Candidatus
Renichlamydia lutjani’
“epitheliocystis”-like
blue-striped snapper (Lutjanus
kasmira)
Hawaii, USA
‘Candidatus
Similichlamydia
latridicola’
epitheliocystis
striped trumpeter
Tasmania
‘Candidatus
Syngnamydia venezia
epitheliocystis
broad nosed pipefi sh
–
Chlamydiales representative
epitheliocystis
leopard sharp ( Triakis
semifasciata
)
Swiss aquarium
Streptobacillus
–
Atlantic salmon
Ireland
unidentifi ed
gill lesions
rockfi sh
Japan
unidentifi ed
Varracalbmi
Atlantic salmon
Norway
unidentifi ed
ulceration
rainbow trout
Scotland
Names in quotation marks are not included in the Approved Lists of Bacterial Names (Skerman et al. 1980 ) or their supplements
1 Introduction