- be the host of
multiple gregarine species. One of the most-studied
gregarines is
Gregarina garnhami. In general,
gregarines are
regarded as a very successful...
- and the
gregarines is in the gamonts. In the coccidia,
these are small, intracellular, and
without epimerites or mucrons. In the
gregarines,
these are...
- subclasses – the
coccidia and the
gregarines. All
members of this
class have a complete, hollow,
truncated conoid.
Gregarines tend to
parasitize invertebrates...
- The
Eugregarinorida are the most
large and
diverse order of
gregarines —
parasitic protists belonging to the
phylum Apicomplexa.
Eugregarines are found...
- Hydracarina, can kill
smaller dragonfly nymphs, and may also be seen on adults.
Gregarines infect the gut and may
cause blockage and
secondary infection. Trematodes...
- be
strictly host
specific (using only a
single host species, such as
gregarines) or not (e.g. Eimeria, Coccidia). Odening,
Klaus (1976-01-20). "Conception...
- bladder) is a
genus (the type of the
family Monocystidae) of
acephaline gregarines (subclass Gregarinasina) not
having the
protoplasm divided into segments...
-
apicomplexan gregarines.
Urospora is a
genus of apicomplexans,
protists that
behave as
intracellular parasites.
Species of this
genus are
monocystid gregarines, found...
-
variety of
internal and
external parasites.
Particularly prevalent are the
gregarine protozoans found in the gut. In a
study of the
European common blue damselfly...
-
vesicles Attachment to host via a
mucron (aseptate
gregarines) or an
epimerite (septate
gregarines)
Possess longitudinal epicytic folds Have a myzocytosis-based...
