2-1. Fecal flotation, alcapa.
Numerous parasitic eggs of different types are observed, including Eimeria macusaniensis oocysts. (Scale=100?m) (Photo courtesy of: Dr. Y. Nagamori. Oklahoma Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory)
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 containing numerous merozoites is surrounded by a prominent parasitophorous vacuole. The developing macrogamont (right) shows multiple distinct wall-forming bodies at the periphery of cytoplasm. (Photo courtesy of: Oklahoma State University, Department of Veterinary Pathobiology, College of Veterinary Medicine, 250 McElroy Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078, https://cvhs.okstate.edu/Veterinary_Pathobiology)');)
 contains multiple irregularly arranged, highly condensed nuclei with blastophore formation. Note the macrogamont (arrowhead) is relatively small and encompassed by a prominent parasitophorous vacuole. (Photo courtesy of: Oklahoma State University, Department of Veterinary Pathobiology, College of Veterinary Medicine250 McElroy Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078, https://cvhs.okstate.edu/Veterinary_Pathobiology)');)
 exhibits irregular bands and anastomosing trabeculae. A fully-grown microgamont (arrowhead) contains numerous microgametes. ');)
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2-1. Fecal flotation, alcapa. Numerous parasitic eggs of different types are observed, including Eimeria macusaniensis oocysts. (Scale=100?m) (Photo courtesy of: Dr. Y. Nagamori. Oklahoma Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory) | ||||
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