Adelea is an Apicomplexan parasite that infects various aquatic organisms, including fish. It primarily targets the intestines, causing inflammation and digestive issues, which can lead to weight loss and increased susceptibility to other infections.
Distribution: Freshwater and marine environments worldwide
Hosts: Various fish species and aquatic invertebrates
Detection Methods: Microscopic examination, histopathology, PCR
Target tissue: Intestine
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