Introduction to Protozoology

acid algae amoebae amoeboid animals appear asexual autogamy bacteria behavior Biol biological blood body cells characteristic chromosomes ciliates coccidia coccidiosis common complex conjugation contractile vacuole culture cycle cysts cytoplasm cytostome dinoflagellates disease division encystment Entamoeba histolytica Euglena fibrils filament flagella flagellates flagellum Foraminiferida forms fossil free-living fresh-water gametes gametocytes genera genetic genus granules Grassé gregarines growth host individuals infection ingested intestinal kinetosomes known Leeuwenhoek Leishmania living macronucleus malaria malaria parasites marine mating types membrane metabolism Metazoa microscope minute mitosis morphology mouth myonemes nature normal nuclear nucleus nutrition occur oocysts organelles organisms Paramecium parasites parasitic species pathogenic perhaps physiological Plasmodium polar capsules posterior probably produce Protozoa Protozool Protozoology pseudopodia Radiolarida relatively remarkable reproduction result Sarcodina seen sexual shell spores Sporozoa sporozoites stages staining structure Tetrahymena tion tissue trichocysts Trichomonas trophozoite trypanosomes typical usually variety vary vertebrate Zool zygote