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coccidium Eimeria nieschulzi (Sporozoa, Coccidia) is exocytosed in the parasitophorous vacuole upon host cell invasion," Parasitology Research, vol.
According to the oocyst morphology, site of infection and endogenous development, the
coccidium was transferred to genus Choleoeimeria and renamed Choleoeimeria schmidti.
Some Aspects of the Biology of the Pigeon
Coccidium, Eimeria labbeana [thesis].
An extracellular
coccidium, Cryptosporidium muris (gen.
brasiliensis and the
coccidium, Eimeria nieschulzi, had significantly longer helminth patent periods compared to rats infected only with N.
The agent was earlier named as
coccidium seeberi, rhinosporidium kinalyi, rhinosporidium equi and at last confirmed as rhnosporidium seeberi.