Table 2 in Investigation of Ichthyophthirius multifiliis infection in fish from natural water bodies in the Lhasa and Nagqu regions of Tibet

Table 2 Prevalence of freshwater fish species recorded in different localities in the Lhasa River basin and Nagqu region, Tibet, and the number, intensity, and abundance of I. multifiliis parasites infecting them.
SpeciesLocalityFN (n)IH (n)PN (n)MAP (%)MISchizopygopsis selincuoensisZZ94318258.7832.9826.61BZ4723117224.9448.9450.96SL252441.768.0022.00Triplophysa tibetanaZZ17620212.6335.2933.67BZ3000.000.00–Triplophysa brevicaudaZZ15000.000.00–BZ12330225.1725.00100.67CNL16938323.9456.2542.56Schizopygopsis thermalisCEL3972205.6417.9531.43CNL6323127420.2236.5155.39SL1511016.736.67101.00ZZ14000.000.00–Triplophysa stenuraLR51204.0020.0020.00Schizopygopsis younghusbandiLR7810801.0312.828.00Triplophysa orientalisCNL161100.636.2510.00ZZ5000.000.00–LR18000.000.00–LW7000.000.00–Paramisgurnus dabryanusLW11000.000.00–LR9000.000.00–Carassius auratusLW174000.000.00–LR4000.000.00–CW14000.000.00–Schizothorax macropogonLR19000.000.00–Schizothorax waltoniLR18000.000.00–LW4000.000.00–Cyprinus carpioLW3000.000.00–LR2000.000.00–CW2000.000.00–Pseudorasbora parvaCW5000.000.00–LW24000.000.00–Misgurnus anguillicaudatusCW14000.000.00–LW9000.000.00–Silurus asotusCW7000.000.00–LW5000.000.00–LR1000.000.00–Ptychobarbus dipogonLW6000.000.00–Triplophysa stoliczkaeCNL8000.000.00–Schizothorax oconnoriLR19000.000.00–Triplophysa stewartiiCEL13000.000.00–