Definition of Dinospores. Meaning of Dinospores. Synonyms of Dinospores

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- cyst sinks to the bottom, freeing a new generation of dinospores. As the cycle repeats, the dinospore must find a host within 48 hours or else die. Treatment...
- new dinospores can be generated. The number of newly formed dinospores is directly correlated to the nutritive state of the trophont. The dinospore (8–13...
- naupliar stage, the copepod host ingests the unicellular dinospore of the parasite. The dinospore is not digested and continues to grow inside the intestinal...
- as trophocyte), a trophont stage, and a sporocyte (dinospore) stage. Most trophonts and dinospores are greenish brown in color, indicating the presence...
- flagellated dinospores. They were 12 μm in length and similar to the dinospores of Oodinium, Apodinium, and Blastodinium. These dinospores were also observed...
- coccidian-like in their vegetative and replication stages, but their dinospores, a biflagellate zoospore, resembled syndinian dinoflagellates. Chatton...
- grows to become mobile and wormlike, but soon separates into dinospores. These new dinospores then have a short period of time in which to find new hosts...
- Sporulation follows, leading to the formation of prespores and then of dinospores. Dinospores supposedly exit the host through small openings in the carapace...