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We analysed the effects of lnfect~on by M~crophallus z lda t~ metacercarlae on carbohydrate (glucose and glycogen) levels and histopathology of the hepatopancieas of the estuarine crab Chasmagnathus granulata No slgnlflcant differences In infection were found between the left and nght sides of the hepatopancreas and infection intensity ranged from 2 to 802 The mean ~ n t e n s ~ t y of rlletacercarlae cysts was 54 79 k 12 64 (k1 SE) wlth a prevalence of 90 1% Hepatopancreat~c glycogen was higher In infected crabs (28 2 t 2 2 m g g-l tlssue) than in non-lnfected ones (21 7 2 1 9 my g ' tissue) Further, hlgh ~ntenslt les of infection (>6 parasites per tissue sec t~on) promoted necrosls of the hepatopancreatlc tubules and hemocytic infiltration around the cysts Thus the presence of M szjdatj metacercarlae in the hepatopancreas of C granulata can cause structural damage to the tissue alterIng its glycogen levels and can be considered as a potential phys~ological stress factor

Effects of metacercariae (Digenea:Microphallidae) on the hepatopancreas of Chasmagnathus granulata (Decapoda:Grapsidae)