Definition of Microgamonts. Meaning of Microgamonts. Synonyms of Microgamonts

- coccidian genera of the suborder Eimeriina: macro- and microgamonts develop independently; a microgamont gives rise to numerous male gametes; and oocysts serving...
- occurs only in erythrocytes and pigment granules are present only in microgamonts and macrogametes. The only known host of this parasite is the freshwater...
- Haemospororida. The diagnostic criteria of the Plasmodiidae are: Macrogametes and microgamonts develop independently Meiosis is absent Microgametocyte produces eight...
- macrogamonts and microgamonts. Most definitive hosts do not show any clinical signs or symptoms. Fusion of a macrogamont and a microgamont creates a zygote...
- produces smaller merozoites which are the progenitors of the gamonts. Microgamonts produce usually only one to four microgametes. Other characteristic features...
- membranal out-folds. Meront: These undergo binary fission. Microgamont: The differentiating microgamont develops an expanded multilobed body. Macrogamont: The...
- sporozoites. Instead of the usual 1–4, eight microgametes from each microgamont during syzygy. Kalavati C (1977) Morphology and life cycle of a new adeleid...
- genera. The diagnostic criteria of this family are: macrogametes and microgamonts develop independently syzygy is absent microgametocyte produces 8 flagellated...
- generally after the majority of merogony activity. Male gametocytes (microgamonts) divide to form flagellated microgametes, while female gametocytes (macrogamonts)...
- single membrane, and contain large mitochondria and a few micronemes. Microgamont: Macrogamont: Young macrogamonts possess a large, vesicular nucleus with...