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Family: Sanguinicolidae



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18 species (see list below)
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Aporocotyle macfarlani
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Aporocotyle margolisi
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Aporocotyle michaudi
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Aporocotyle pacifica
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Aporocotyle simplex
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Aporocotyle theragrae
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Cardicola alseae
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Cardicola chaetodontis
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Cardicola congruenta
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Cardicola davisi
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Cardicola klamathensis
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Cardicola laruei
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Cardicola mugilis
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Cardicola tropicus
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Deontacylix ovalis
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Max. Length 0.4 cm TL
 
Paradeontacylix sanguinicoloides
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Plethorchis acanthus
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Psettarium sebastodorum
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