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... parasite is one that establishes itself in a host in which it does not ordi- narily live . A temporary parasite is free - living during part of its existence and seeks its host intermittently to obtain nourishment . A permanent parasite ...
... parasite is one that establishes itself in a host in which it does not ordi- narily live . A temporary parasite is free - living during part of its existence and seeks its host intermittently to obtain nourishment . A permanent parasite ...
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... parasite prevalent in other animals . Animals that harbor the same species of parasites as man are known as reservoir hosts . Such hosts ensure the continuity of the para- site's life cycle and act as additional sources of human ...
... parasite prevalent in other animals . Animals that harbor the same species of parasites as man are known as reservoir hosts . Such hosts ensure the continuity of the para- site's life cycle and act as additional sources of human ...
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... parasite . In infections with such parasites as hookworm and Schistosoma , elim- ination of 95 percent of the parasites may lead to the disappearance of the pa- tient's signs and symptoms . In parasitic infections where there is a ...
... parasite . In infections with such parasites as hookworm and Schistosoma , elim- ination of 95 percent of the parasites may lead to the disappearance of the pa- tient's signs and symptoms . In parasitic infections where there is a ...
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Acknowledgments | 1 |
PARASITIC PROTOZOA | 14 |
BLOOD AND TISSUE PROTOZOA OF | 46 |
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active acute adult worms animals appearance areas become bite blood body cause cells chronic clinical common containing cycle cysts cytoplasm daily definitive depends develop diagnosis disease distribution dogs drug early effective eggs endemic examination feces female fever fish flies fluid followed frequently give glands head hookworm host human immunity important infection ingested intermediate hosts intestinal jejunum large intestine larvae lateral lesions less live liver lungs malaria male material mature method microfilariae migrate months mosquitoes mouth mucosa muscles natural occasionally occur orally organs pain parasite pass patients percent period persons positive posterior present produce proglottides protection pupa rarely reaction removal reported require resistance schistosomiasis severe skin snail soil South species stage stain stool symptoms tion tissues treatment trophozoites tropical usually varies various vectors ventral wall weeks