Are the Immunocompetence and the Presence of Metazoan Parasites in Cyprinid Fish Affected by Reproductive Efforts of Cyprinid Fish?

Table 3

Basic epidemiological characteristics: abundance (mean ± SD), intensity of infection (min-max), and prevalence (percentage of infected hosts) of all metazoan parasite groups.

Parasite group	Abundance	±SD	Intensity of infection	Prevalence (in %)
Before-breeding
Monogenea	49.76	±27.97	8–116	100.00
Hirudinea	0.10	±0.41	0–2	6.90
Mollusca	0.03	±0.19	0–1	3.45
Acanthocephala	3.97	±5.34	0–21	75.86
Digenea	71.83	±76.79	0–378	96.55
Cestoda	2.03	±6.74	0–36	27.59
Nematoda	0.10	±0.31	0–1	10.34
Breeding
Monogenea	42.61	±48.46	0–186	90.32
Hirudinea	0.03	±0.18	0–1	3.23
Mollusca	—	—	—	—
Acanthocephala	3.52	±6.52	0–34	67.74
Digenea	58.13	±114.3	0–474	87.10
Cestoda	0.03	±0.18	0–1	3.23
Nematoda	0.10	±0.3	0–1	9.68
After-breeding
Monogenea	92.73	±59.11	1–234	100.00
Hirudinea	0.30	±0.7	0–3	20.00
Mollusca	0.27	±1.46	0–8	3.33
Acanthocephala	3.60	±3.8	0–14	76.67
Digenea	14.17	±34.04	0–180	56.67
Cestoda	0.20	±0.55	0–2	13.33
Nematoda	0.03	±0.18	0–1	3.33