The list of ID Leaflets published thus far describe diseases that occur in fish and molluscs, complemented with a handful of other taxa (i.e. crustacean, marine mammal). The main focus of most leaflets are diseases caused by bacteria and protozoa, followed by diseases caused by viruses and nematodes.
Bacterial kidney disease
Revised by Bruno, D.W.
2015
Vibriosis in saithe (Replaced by No. 71)
Egidius, E.
1985
Vibriosis in cultured salmonids (Replaced by No. 71)
Baudin Laurencin F., and Egidius, E.
Furunculosis
Revised by Bruno, D. W.
Pasteurella disease of striped bass
Newman, M. W.
1987
Vibriosis in sea bass (Replaced by No. 71)
Breuil, G.
1991
Pasteurellosis
Romalde, J. L., Magariños, B., and Toranzo, A. E.
1999
Flexibacter maritimus, casual agent of flexibacteriosis in marine fish
(Replaced by No. 70)
Santos, Y, Pazos, F., and Barja, J. L.
1999
Streptococcosis of marine fish
Romalde, J. L.
and Toranzo, A. E.
Pseudomoniasis (P. anguilliseptica) in farmed fish
Vennerström, P.
Francisellosis of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua L.)
Alfjorden, A. and
Ruane, N.
Piscirickettsiosis
Simon R. M. Jones
2019
Tenacibaculum maritimum, causal agent of tenacibaculosis in
marine fish
Revised by Simon R. M. Jones and Lone Madsen
Biering, E., and
Garseth, Å. H.
Smith, J. W. and
Wootten, R.
Eye-maggot (Lernaeenicus sprattae) and body-maggot (L. encrasicoli) of the sprat
Diplostomum spathaceum larvae (Diplostomosis) (Digenea) in fish
Amoebic gill disease (AGD) of farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.)
Ruane, N. M. and
Jones, S. R. M.
Hyperpigmentation of common dab (Limanda limanda L.)
Alderman, D. J. and
Green, M.
Austin, B. and
Alderman, D. J.
Gaffkemia, a bacterial disease of lobsters: Genus Homarus
Stewart, J. E. and
Marks, L. J.
Alderman, D. J.
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