Gallery
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External copepods on shark -
Ben Doolan with a cobia -
Ben Doolan with a yellowtail kingfish -
Kingfish sea cage culture net change -
Kate with a mahi mahi -
Isopod removed from mulloway mouth! -
Blood feeding Gnathia sp. (generalist) -
Lernaeenicus sp. leg 2 expopod ex garfish -
Yellow eyed mullet at the fish market -
Mulloway sea cage culture -
Farmed mulloway (Argyrosomus japonicus) -
Nematode worms (and cestode cyst) on snapper ovary -
Posterior spines on blood fluke (Paradeontacylix sp.) -
Unidentified copepod on shark skin -
Benedenia sekii from snapper – Australian Museum specimen -
Sharp-beaked gurnard (Pterygotrigla polyommata) -
Dennis Heinicke with a thumper trumpeter (Latris lineata) -
Monogenean (Bivagina pagrosomi) from snapper gills – AM specimen -
Myxosporeans (Ceratomyxa spp.) from the gall bladder of salmon -
Queen snapper (Nemadactylus valecienessi) -
Nematode Philometra from body cavity of garfish -
Volunteer Charlie Walsh examining gills for parasites -
Ian Whittington at the microscope -
Sizing up the catch at the Port MacDonnell weigh in -
Kate at Australasian Aquaculture conference, Brisbane 2008 -
Bomolochid copepod from the gills of garfish -
Close up of Lernaeenicus sp. head from the flesh of garfish -
A monogenean infection on a kingfish -
The Natural History Museum, London -
Rainbow runner (Elegatis bipinnulata) in New South Wales -
The Innes Brothers – commercial kingfish catch -
Tuna haul – Port MacDonnell Fishing Tournament -
Out on the water, Port MacDonnell -
Copepod infection on bream (Acanthopagrus sp.) -
Cestode cysts from kingfish body cavity -
Working from home! -
Cleaning table, Port MacDonnell -
Dissecting yellow eyed mullet (Aldrichetta forsteri) -
Benedenia sciaenae on mulloway head -
Queen snapper (Nemadactylus valencienessi) prior to dissection -
Red snapper (Centroberyx gerrardi) -
Field laboratory -
Dissections -
Hard at work! -
Copepods on blue mako skin -
Lizzie and Ian with Paul Rogers, Port MacDonnell tournament -
Australasian Aquaculture conference, 2008 -
Australasian Aquaculture conference, 2008 -
Cultured cobia prior to dissection -
Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) -
Cultured cobia (Rachycentron canadum) Queensland -
Isopod removed from leatherjacket skin -
Female isopod showing brood pouch -
Ajax, Greenwell Point, New South Wales -
Parasites on gills of mulloway -
Benedenia sciaenae on mulloway -
Skin monogeneans (Benedenia seriolae) from kingfish -
Blood fluke (Paradeontacylix sp.) from kingfish -
Monogenean (Eurysorchis sp.) from deep sea trevalla gills -
Emma with a Samson fish (Seriola hippos), WA -
Emma with a Samson fish (Seriola hippos), WA -
Emma fishing, Shikari, WA -
Dissecting mahi mahi, New South Wales -
Lab work, New South Wales Fisheries -
Aboard the Ajax -
Skin fluke (Benedenia seriolae) on kingfish -
The Innes Brothers and sons and Kate -
Ian taking a break from the microscope – nice beanie! -
Sarah dissecting tommy ruff (Arripis georgianus) -
Sarah in the Marine Parasitology Laboratory -
Searching for internal parasites -
Kate and Emma out with Shikari Charters, WA -
Ian removes monogenean from sunfish skin -
Holy Mola! An Ocean sunfish (Mola sp.) for dissection -
Kate with amberjack (Seriola dumerili) -
Kate with Allan Bevan, Shikari Charters, WA -
Inspecting a knifejaw (Oplegnathus woodwardi) for external parasites -
Kate with amberjack (Seriola dumerili) -
Emma with Allan Bevan, Shikari Charters, WA -
Emma jig fishing -
Sun fish (Mola sp.) intestine -
Sunfish monogeneans on skin -
Chock full of tapeworms! The sunfish intestine -
Kangaroo Island Honours trip -
A brace of snapper! -
Good catch of whiting and snook -
Snapper (Chrysophrys auratus) -
Sarah with a snapper catch! -
Tongue biter, Ceratothoa sp. -
Red Snapper Centroberyx gerrardi sp. -
Southern bluefin tuna. -
Southern bluefin tuna. -
Seasick. -
Natural History Museum fish collection. -
Isopod on pectoral fin of gemfish. -
Kate with puffer fish.
