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						ARSTIDARBROYTINGAR I RUNDORMA-INFEKTION I SEIÐI

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J 10

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Fig. 3. a .Mean lengths (black) of 1-year old saithe; white = 0.5 S.D. (standard deviation)

Miðallongdir (svart) av 1-ára gomlum seiði; grátt = 0,5 standardfrávik.

Fig. 3. b. Mean lengths (black) of2-year old saithe; white = 0.5 S.D

Miðallongdir (svart) av 2-ára gomlum seiði; grátt = 0,5 standardfrávik..

Fig. 3. c. Mean weights (black) of 1 -year old saithe; white = 0.5 S.D.

Miðalvektir (svart) av 1-ára gomlum seiði; grátt = 0,5 standardfrávik.

Fig. 3. d. Mean weights (black) of2-year old saithe; white = 0.5 S.D.

Miðalvektir (svart) av 2-ára gomlum seiði; grátt = 0,5 standardfrávik.

Højgaard (1995a) reported a general de-

cline in the prevalence of infection and

abundance (mean number of larvae per fish

examined) with A. simplex in adult offshore

study includes younger fishes, 1- 2 years

old. In this way the investigation reaches

back to 1994 (the 1-year old fish has expe-

rienced 1995, and the 2-year old físh has

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saithe in the years 1991-1994. The present     experienced 1994 and 1995), thus connect