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Two Ponto-Caspian gobiid species, the racer goby, Babka gymnotrachelus,and the monkey goby, Neogobius fluviatilis, the introduced fishes in theVistula River, Poland, were found being infected with metacercariae of Bucephaluspolymorphus. The encysted larvae were located in muscles and fins of thesefish. The adult specimens occurred in the gut of another non-indigenous species, theChinese sleeper Perccottus glenii. The life cycle of B.polymorphus in the Vistula River drainage includes three non-indigenouscomponents: 1) the zebra mussel Dreissena polymorpha, the source ofcercariae; 2) gobiids (the racer and monkey gobies), which are new in this water drainagebut could play more important role in the life cycle than habitual cyprinids, thanks totheir small size (favorable in transmission through the food-web); 3) the Chinese sleeper,a new accidental definitive host. The presence of these non-indigenous components in thelife cycle maintains the distribution and further spread of B.polymorphus in the colonized area

Non-indigenous benthic fishes as new hosts forBucephalus polymorphusBaer, 1827 (Digenea: Bucephalidae) in the Vistula River basin, Poland