Image List

ImageTitleGallerySpecies
Juvenile rainbow trout.DSC00541_RBT.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismsrainbow trout
Native Oregon crayfish (signal crayfish?).DSC00670_crayfish.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismssignal crayfish
Native Oregon crayfish (signal crayfish?).DSC00671_crayfish.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismssignal crayfish
Healthy, juvenile rainbow troutDSC01797_RBT.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismsrainbow trout
Loma cysts in gill tissue.SA_Loma_01a_x10bf_9shot.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Loma cysts in gill tissue.SA_Loma_02b_x40bf_4shot.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Trematode from kidney of coho salmon.SA_other_para_01_x20nom_4shot_coho_kidney.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagescoho salmon
Adult trematode ruptured out of metacercaria.SA_other_para_02_x20nom_4shot_coho_kidney.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagescoho salmon
Trematode metacercaria from coho kidney.SA_other_para_03_x20nom_4shot_coho_kidney.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagescoho salmon
Diatom.SA_alga01_x40bf_9shot.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismsalgae
Mass of algae / diatoms.SA_alga02_x40bf_9shot.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismsalgae
Diatoms: commonly seen in skin scrapes of fish.SA_alga03_x40bf_9shot.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismsalgae
Normal fish blood smear, stained with Diff-Quik.SA_blood_smear_20061013B_01a_x63bf_9_DQ.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismsrainbow trout
Healthy juvenile rainbow trout.SA_DSC00990.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismsrainbow trout
Myxobolus cerebralis actinospore with fired polar filaments.SA_DSC02921.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet ImagesTubifex
Adult trematode filled with eggs.SA_DSC04356ed.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Bryozoan colony.SA_DSC05503.jpgFact Sheet Images, Hosts and other organismsbryozoan
Life cycle of a typical myxozoan parasite.generic_lifecycle.gifIllustration - life cycle, Fact Sheet Images
Myxobolus myxospore.SA_Generic_myxobolus.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Typical triactinomyxon-type actinospore.SA_Generic_TAM.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Images
Bacterial lesion on tail of carp.SA_IMG_4724_crop.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagescommon carp
Sculpin - host of microsporidian MYXCC02SA_157_5708.jpgHosts and other organisms, Fact Sheet Imagessculpin (unspecified)
Microsporidian cysts on ventral surface of sculpin.SA_157_5709.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagessculpin (unspecified)
Microsporidian spores.SA_MYX_CC02calib.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagessculpin (unspecified)
Ruptured microsporidian cyst showing individual spores.SA_MYXCC02_01_x40.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagessculpin (unspecified)
Microsporidian spores.SA_MYXCC02_09_x100.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagessculpin (unspecified)
Microsporidian spores.SA_MYXCC02_02_x100.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagessculpin (unspecified)
Ruptured microsporidian cyst showing individual spores.SA_157_5710.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet Imagessculpin (unspecified)
Developing Echinochasmus in gills of Oregon chub.SA_dactylo_20120914_01a_x20bf9h.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet ImagesOregon chub
Developing Echinochasmus in gills of Oregon chub.SA_dactylo_20120914_01b_x40bf9h.jpgAll Pathogens, Fact Sheet ImagesOregon chub