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A guideline for the preparation of species descriptions in the Eimeriidae.
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This work proposes a specific set of guidelines for the preparation of species descriptions of coccidia based predominently on the structure of the sporulated oocyst, and emphasizes that ancillary data be incorporated whenever possible with the species description.
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The conceptual basis for a new classification of the coccidia.
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COCCIDIOSIS OF SANDHILL CRANES (GRUS CANADENSIS) WINTERING IN NEW MEXICO
The feces of 212 sandhill cranes (Grus canadensis) collected in central New Mexico from October 1982 to January 1983 and from October 1983 to January 1984 were examined to determine the prevalence of…
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A simple method of DNA extraction for Eimeria species.
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Four New Cestode Species from the Spiral Intestine of the Round Stingray, Urobatis halleri, in the Northern Gulf of California, Mexico
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The spiral intestines of 40 specimens of Urobatis halleri from the northern Gulf of California, Mexico, were examined for cestodes and four new species are described, the first record of these 3 genera in the Gulf ofCalifornia and the first report of Eutetrarhynchus in U. halleri.
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Increase in size of Eimeria separata oocysts during patency.
  • D. Duszynski
  • Biology
    The Journal of parasitology
  • 1 October 1971
TLDR
Examinations of 18 consecutive fecal samples collected at 6-hr intervals from infected rats showed that oocysts increased in length and width by approximately 40% from the beginning to the end of the patent period, which appeared to conflict with observations of Becker et al. (1932).
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A plea for improved presentation of type material for coccidia.
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Those interested in the taxonomy of coccidia are reminded of an already established method for preserving oocysts in resin and the standardization of a photographic procedure through which type specimens of cocCidia oocyst might also be submitted to and maintained in accredited museums are suggested.
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PHYLOGENETIC POSITION OF EIMERIA ANTROZOI, A BAT COCCIDIUM (APICOMPLEXA: EIMERIIDAE) AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO MORPHOLOGICALLY SIMILAR EIMERIA SPP. FROM BATS AND RODENTS BASED ON NUCLEAR 18S AND…
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The phylogenies based onplastid 23S rDNA data and combined data of both plastid and nuclear genes grouped 2 bat Eimeria and 3 morphologically similar Eimaria species from rodents into 2 separate clades with high bootstrap support, which supports E. antrozoi as a valid species.
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Revisiting the code: clarifying name-bearing types for photomicrographs of protozoa.
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Coccidia (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidea) of the Mammalian Order Insectivora
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This review focuses on those species within the Eimeriidae because they are among the most prevalent and speciose of all parasite groups, and there is no taxonomic summation currently available for those species that infect insectivores.
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