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flagellas |
informal group diverse group of protozoans cilia- beating motion, usually cover the surface of the cell flagella -propeller like motion, longer and usually fewer on cell |
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life cycle |
trophoziote - in gut tract and urogenital tract ; may be infective cyst- in feces and infectivestage |
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Chilomastix mesnili |
falgellates O. Retortomonadida infects primates, humans and pigs but is non pathogenic has 4 flagella has a pyriform shape trophs found in celum/ colon and cysts in feces and pass thru into water image of troph |
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giardia lamblia |
Ph. sacromastigophra O. diplomonadida pathogenic to humans other mammals 8 flagella binucleate adhesive disk tophs in intestines cysts in feces--> water image of cyst |
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dientamoeba fragilis |
O. Trichomonadida not an amoeba infective to humans 2 nuclei in tophs pseudoplasmpdium ( no flagella on troph) tophs in intestines no cyst stage possibly vectored by pin worms reproduce via binary fission transmission via fecal oral route |
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trichomonas vaginalis |
O. Trichomonadida pathogenic to humans but not severe sexually transmitted 5 flagella ( 4 anterior) undulating membrane tophs found in urogential tract no cyst stage |
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termites |
also flagellates symbionts and mutualists wait for drop box updates |
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opanlina sp |
cl. opalinaea host: pacific tree frogs appears ciliated but isnt , more closely related to flagella reprod is timed to the host to facilitate transmission high host sp multi cellular found in the gut direct LC |
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giardia lamblia troph |
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Chilomastix mesnili cyst |
O. retortomonadida |
