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Examples of protozoal
protozoal
The horse was recovering from a serious bout of equine protozoal myeloenchephalitis, known as EPM.
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He spent thousands of dollars building assays to test for protozoal infections and fungal diseases.
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Similarly, sea otters that commonly feed on clams and fat innkeeper worms at the southern end of Monterey Bay have a higher exposure risk to another dangerous protozoal pathogen, Sarcocystis neurona.
From the sciencedaily.com
- Of or relating to the Protozoa
- (protozoa) in some classifications considered a superphylum or a subkingdom; comprises flagellates; ciliates; sporozoans; amoebas; foraminifers
- Protozoa (from the Greek words proton, meaning "first", and zoa, meaning "animals") is a subkingdom of microorganisms that are classified generally as unicellular non-fungal eukaryotes. Protozoans are a major component of the ecosystem.
- (protozoa) Small, one-celled organisms, including amoebae, ciliates and flagellates.
- (Protozoa) a family of one-celled organisms that are the simplest form of animal life. AIDS, Toxoplasmosis, Pneumocystis carinii, Giardia, and Cryptosporidium belii are all harmful protozoa.
- (Protozoa) are one-celled animals and the smallest of all animals. Most of them can only be seen under a microscope. They do breathe, move, and reproduce like multicelled animals. They live in water or at least where it is damp..
- (protozoa) animal-like, single-celled organisms
- (protozoa) Single-celled, eucaryotic microorganisms without cell walls. Most protozoa are free-living although many are parasitic. The majority of protozoa are aerobic or facultatively anaerobic heterotrophs.
- (protozoa) Microscopic, usually single celled microorganisms which live in water and are relatively larger in comparison to other microbes. Protozoa are higher on the food chain than the bacteria that they eat. Many protozoa are parasitic.
