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both a schizogonous and a sporogonous
cycle of development, and that it may as a stage
stage in its life history
the
Co
have
hypans plasma-or crithidia-like appearance
conveyance of the parasite to the frog is most probably through the bite of some blood-sucking insect, in which this crithidial-like stage may
reach its most typical development. Drepanidium, as usually seen and described, may
be a distinct parasite. It might be, of course, some form - ? resting - of Dactylosoma. It shows no tendency
to further development on
Cultivation.
William Hunter.
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