10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COPROZOIC»
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A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
[Gr. kopros, dung; bios, life] A coprozoic organ- ism; a dung living organism.
coprophagous a. [Gr. kopros, dung; phagein, to eat] Feeding upon feces;
scatophagous; merdivorous. coprophagy n. coprophilic a. [Gr. kopros, dung;
philos, loving] ...
2
Handbook of protozoology
Fresh water and coprozoic. Pliyllamitns auditions Stein (Fig. 56, 1'). Body small 5
to 21 microns long. Genus Colponema Stein. Body small, less than 30 microns
long. Constant in form; ventral furrow conspicuous and widens at the anterior end
.
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Competition Science Vision
This, then, should be classified as — (A) Coprozoic heterotroph (B)
Photoautotroph (C) Chemoautotroph (D) Saprozoic heterotroph 14. The impulse
for initiation of mam- «malian heart beat originates in the— (A) Cardiac centre of
the brain (B) ...
4
The Development of Microbiology
More recently it has been realized that coprozoic amoebae of the genera
Hartmanella and Naegleria can cause a fatal form of meningo-encephalitis in
man. The first species of Naegleria was recognized in 1889 by Schardinger, and
the first ...
Patrick John Collard, Patrick Collard, 1976
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Handbook of Medical Protozoology: For Medical Men, ...
CHAPTER 8 THE COPROZOIC PROTOZOA AMONG the free-living protozoa
there are numerous species, belonging to different classes, which show a special
predilection for habitats rich in decomposing organic matter, such as soil,
stagnant ...
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Animal Forms And Functions: Invertebrata
V) OTHER TYPES OF NUTRITION i) Coprozoic: Many free- living protozoa feed
upon the fecal matter of other organisms and are termed as Coprozoic. (
Ceremonas, Dimastigamoeba). ii) Mixotrophic: Many protozoa nourish
themselves by ...
P.Puranik, Asha Bhate, 2007
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Outlines of Medical Zoölogy: With Special Reference to ...
G. Coprozoic Protozoa Coprozoic protozoa are nonparasitic species that may
occur in fecal material. Representatives of the Rhizopoda (amcebre),
Mastigophora (flagellates) and Infusoria (ciliates) are included among the
coprozoic forms.
Robert William Hegner, William Walter Cort, Francis Metcalf Root, 1927
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Pamphlets on Protozoology (Kofoid Collection)
... has been under constant observation, both in faeces diluted with tap water and
in cultures, since its discovery. During an investigation and study of coprozoic
protozoa it was encountered, along with many free-living ciliates and flagellates.
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Parasitology; identification of protozoa
Parasitic forms are found in blood, CSF, tissues and the alimentary canal (
coprozoic). A number of the latter also occur as commensals. Some, for example
Giardia, form cysts. Genera Trypanosoma blood parasites Leishmania tissue
parasites ...
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: ...
in the rumen, ever occur in an active condition in dung-cultures ; and, on the
other hand, I have never found any of the coprozoic flagellates active in the
rumen- contents, when freshly examined. These facts, readily determined
because the ...
