[New Species of Microsporidia from the Gallbladder of Deep-sea Fishes]
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Two new species of myxosporidians with gigantic spores are described from the gall bladder of Alepocephalus australis caught at 1500 m depth. Both species differ in gigantic sizes of spores that apparently is characteristic of myxosporidians of fishes inhabiting such great depths.
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