Parasitology: The Biology of Animal Parasites |
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... usually indolent , with continuously extending boundaries . They generally heal with scarring . A second type of lesion is diffuse and represents a fail- ure of cell - mediated immune ( CMI ) mecha- nisms . This failure of CMI function ...
... usually indolent , with continuously extending boundaries . They generally heal with scarring . A second type of lesion is diffuse and represents a fail- ure of cell - mediated immune ( CMI ) mecha- nisms . This failure of CMI function ...
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... ( usually smaller and less numer- ous than macrogameto- cytes ) Plasmodium vivax Relatively large ; usually one prominent chromatin dot , sometimes two ; often two rings , some- times more , in one cell Large ; ameboid ; prominent vacuole ...
... ( usually smaller and less numer- ous than macrogameto- cytes ) Plasmodium vivax Relatively large ; usually one prominent chromatin dot , sometimes two ; often two rings , some- times more , in one cell Large ; ameboid ; prominent vacuole ...
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... usually well developed . The entire holdfast end of the worm is long and cylindrical . Vitellaria are usually distributed in a sleeve - like layer in the cortex of each proglottid . Testes ex- tend into the region behind the ovary . The ...
... usually well developed . The entire holdfast end of the worm is long and cylindrical . Vitellaria are usually distributed in a sleeve - like layer in the cortex of each proglottid . Testes ex- tend into the region behind the ovary . The ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Subkingdom Protozoa 21 | 21 |
Phylum Platyhelminthes | 127 |
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acids active adult animals antibodies antigens appear areas associated attached become birds blood body called cause cells cercariae cestodes changes ciliates common complete contains Courtesy cycle cysts cytoplasm develop digestive disease dogs Edited effect eggs enter environment example exists factors feed female fish flea fluke forms function genera genus glands glucose host human immunity important increase infection intermediate hosts intestine involved known larvae length lice live liver malaria male mammals mature mechanisms membrane mice migrate mites mosquito mouth muscle natural nematodes normal numbers occur organs parasites Parasitol Parasitology period population possess posterior present Press probably produce protozoa rats reactions resistance response result schistosomiasis showing similar single skin snail sometimes species stages structure sucker suggests surface tapeworm tion tissue trematodes trypanosomes usually various vertebrates wall worms York young