Martin Miguel Montes

Dr. Martin Miguel Montes

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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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4 May 2020 in Journal of Helminthology
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MMMartin Miguel Montes
Martin Miguel Montes
SPSilvia E. Plaul
Silvia E. Plaul
YCY. Croci
Y. Croci
MWM. Waldbillig
M. Waldbillig
WFW. Ferrari
W. Ferrari
SMS.R. Martorelli
S.R. Martorelli
In the Laboratory of Parasites of Fishes, Crustaceans and Mollusks (CEPAVE), we undertook a parasitological study on three species of fish from the Espinal and Esteros del Iberá ecoregions of Argentina. Clinostomid metacercariae were found parasitizingCharacidium rachovii,Crenicichla vittataandGymnogeophagus balzanii. In this study, we analysed the damage that these parasites inflict on their hosts through the evaluation of histological sections. In addition,Clinostomummetacercariae were identified using morphological characters and DNA barcoding. In the pathological analysis, we observed that muscle tissue was the most affected. The inflammatory response showed vascular congestion areas and infiltration of numerous inflammatory cells, mainly lymphocytes. The molecular and morphological approach supports the presence of three new lineages of clinostomid metacercariae in Argentina. This could lead to the discovery of a high number of lineages or species ofClinostomumfrom South America.

1 August 2018 in International Journal for Parasitology: Parasites and Wildlife
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PMPaula Marcotegui
Paula Marcotegui
MMMartin Miguel Montes
Martin Miguel Montes
JBJorge Barneche
Jorge Barneche
WFWalter Ferrari
Walter Ferrari
SMSergio Martorelli
Sergio Martorelli
This study reports a new Trichodinidae, Trichodina bellottii n. sp., parasitizing the pearly fish Austrolebias bellottii from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Its small subunit ribosomal ribonucleic acid (SSU rDNA) was sequenced for the first time. Based on the results from morphological identification, SSU rDNA sequencing, and Elliptical Fourier analysis, the new species was identified and compared with similar species. Phylogenetic analysis revealed that the genetic distances among the new species and similar species reached interspecific levels, furthermore, the phylogenetic study also validated the identification of T. bellottii n. sp. and its placement in the genus Trichodina. To be able to quantitatively describe the differences in shapes with similar species, this study used the elliptic Fourier analysis by first time in this genus.

1 September 2017 in Acta Tropica
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MMMartin Miguel Montes
Martin Miguel Montes
RCR. Castro-Romero
R. Castro-Romero
SMS.R. Martorelli
S.R. Martorelli

7 July 2021 in Parasitology Research
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MMMartin Miguel Montes
Martin Miguel Montes
JBJorge Barneche
Jorge Barneche
LPLuis Pagano
Luis Pagano
WFWalter Ferrari
Walter Ferrari
SMSergio Roberto Martorelli
Sergio Roberto Martorelli
GLGerardo Pérez-Ponce de León
Gerardo Pérez-Ponce de León


31 May 2022 in Journal of Helminthology
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SMS.R. Martorelli
S.R. Martorelli
MMMartin Miguel Montes
Martin Miguel Montes
JBJ. Barneche
J. Barneche
GCG. Reig Cardarella
G. Reig Cardarella
SCS.S. Curran
S.S. Curran
This paper presents a new haploporid digenean that expands the number of species ofSaccoccoelioidesto 27. The new species,Saccocoelioides kirchnerin. sp. was collected from the intestine ofCnesterodon decemmaculatus(Poeciliidae: Cyprinodontiformes) from Lago del Bosque, La Plata, Argentina. The new species possesses the diagnostic features forSaccocoelioides: a sac like ceca; the vitellarium confined in two irregular groups of follicles distributed between the ventral sucker and the anterior margin of the testis; and a uterus confined largely in the hind-body, but encroaching into the range of the ventral sucker. The new species is differentiated from the 26 congeners by the body size, pharynx size, ventral sucker size, posterior extent of ceca, posterior extent of uterus and egg size.S. kirchnerin. sp. also is supported by the molecular analysis.