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- which are released serve as gamonts that fuse in pairs forming a gametocyst. The gametocyst then transforms into a single oocyst which contains 8 sporozoites...
- Dehiscence of the gametocyst and release of single oocysts en m****e Release of oocysts in polyete chains from the gametocyst Rupture of a gametocyst valve and...
- — a process known as syzygy. The resulting gametocyst is usually spherical in shape. Within the gametocyst the gamonts give rise to gametes which may...
- numerous zygotes within the gametocyst which is either spherical or bilobed. Numerous (30 to 150) oocysts are formed per gametocyst. The oocysts are navicular...
- gamont orientation differs between species (side-to-side, head-to-tail). A gametocyst wall forms around each gamont pair, which then begins to divide into hundreds...
- gamont orientation differs between species (side to side, head to tail). A gametocyst wall forms around each pair of gamonts which then begin to divide into...
- and fuse A common wall forms around the juxtaposed gamonts forming a gametocyst within which the two gamonts are termed gametocytes. Each pair of gamocytes...
- several stadia: gametocyst - oocyst - sporozoitetrophozoite (chepaline) - gamont (gametocyte, sporadin) – gametocyst – oocyst. The gametocyst and oocysts...
- reproduce and form gametocysts (Clopton 2002). Zygotes divide to form sporozoites within the gametocysts, forming the gymnospores, the gametocyst ruptures and...
- monogenic (one host) life cycle. In this family sporogony is completed in the gametocyst. The species in this superfamily are distinguished from Stenophoricae...