Plasmodium ovale
Plasmodium malariae
Plasmodium falciparum
Plasmodium vivax
D. Plasmodium vivax
dirty water
foul air
mosquito
housefly
contamination
kissing
contagination
inoculation
8 from one conjugant
8 from two conjugants
16 from two conjugants
8-16 from two conjugants
binary fission
conjugation
autogamy
budding
small intestine of man
arge intestine of man
fresh water body such as ponds, rivers etc.
stagnaant water
P. falciparum
P. vivax
P. malariae
P. ovale
binary fission
conjugation
encystment
endomixis
blood
Lymph
blood and cerebrospinal fluid
cerebrospinal fluid
Nematocysts
Statocysts
Trichocysts
Otocysts
P. ovale
P.vivax
P. malariae
P. falciparum
Monera
Protista
Protoctista
None of these
Louse
Tsetse fly
Mayfly
Firefly
feeding
offence and defence
locomotion
both (a) and (c)
perennation
reproduction
dispersal
all of these
reticulopodia
lobopodia
actinopodia
aropodia
flies
kissing
air
mosquitoes
diffusion of ATP molecules from ingested organisms
oxidation of nutrients to form ATP
free energy
all of these
sporozoites enter the blood
metacryptozoites are liberated from the liver cells
merozoites are liberated from RBC with toxin
schizonts are formed in the RBC
cytoproct
peristome
cytostome
none of these
partly in endoplasm and partly in food vacuole
during the acid phase of the food vacuole
during the alkaline phase of the food vacuole
both (b) and (c)
Cytogamy
Hemimixis
Endomixis
Autogamy
stop forming pseudopodia
stop manufacturing metabolic water
burst consequent to osmotic swelling
become static for some time
Amoeba proteus
Choas
Foraminifera
Pelomyxa
an hour before rise of temperature
when temeprature rises with rigor
when temeprature comes down to normal
five hours after the temperature reaches normal level.
all equal
all unequal
longer at posterior side
longer at anterior side
6-8 weeks
10-12 days
15-20 days
20-40 days
trophozoite
sporozoite
schizont
merozoite
schizonts
sporozoites
merozoites
metacryptomerozoites;
burns the body wall of the larvae
diffuses through the body wall and kills them
suffocates them to death
prevents contact of spiracles with air
blood of man
liver of man
stomach of female anopheles
salivary glands of female anopheles