Introduction to Protozoology

active amoebae animals appear become blood body called cause cells changes characteristic ciliates closely common complex conjugation containing course culture cycle cysts cytoplasm described disease division effects encystment environment essentially evidence example exist fission flagella flagellates followed formation forms fossil free-living function genera genetic genus growth highly host human important individuals infection interesting intestinal involved kind known latter least less living malaria mechanism method microscope minute morphology mouth nature normal nuclear nucleus observed occur organelles organisms origin Paramecium parasites perhaps Plasmodium possible present probably problem produce Protozoa Protozoology recently relationships relatively remains remarkable reproduction result seems seen sexual shell shown similar single solution sometimes species spores Sporozoa stages staining structure suggested surface tion trypanosomes types typical University usually vacuole variety vary Volvox