female anopheles mosquito
air
kisisng
contaminated food and water
A. female anopheles mosquito
contamination
kissing
contagination
inoculation
trophozoites
cysts
precystic stages
sporozoites
female gametocyte
fertilised microgamete
fertilised macrogamete
ookinete
endomixis
hemimixis
cytogamy
none of these
stop forming pseudopodia
stop manufacturing metabolic water
burst consequent to osmotic swelling
become static for some time
binary fission
conjugation
autogamy
budding
ookinate
oocyst
gametocytes
sporozoites
gamout
ookinete
schizont
sporont
intracellular in both
intercellular in both
intracellular and intercellular
intercellular and intracellular
female Tsetse fly
male Tsetse fly
both male and female Tsetse flies
male and female aedes mosquito
erythrocytes of man
stomach of Anopheles
salivary glands of Anopheles
blood of man
intestinal wall
lumen of intestine
tissues of man
areas of metastatic inversion
plasmalemma
pseudopodia
hyaline cap
contractile vacuole
dirty water
foul air
mosquito
housefly
Cytogamy
Hemimixis
Endomixis
Autogamy
Plasmodium ovale
Plasmodium malariae
Plasmodium falciparum
Plasmodium vivax
starch
sugar
proteins
all of these and fats
Leishmania tropica
Phlebotomus
Balantidium
Leishmania donovani
sporozoa
rhizopoda
ciliophora
flagellata
when it comes in contact with food particles
by movement of surrounding water
by exchange of salts with the medium
by sol-gel transformation of cytoplasm
RBC
liver cells
muscles
intestine
fight or flight response
defence
offense
both (b) and (c)
primary host
intermediate host
secondary host
alternative host
food vacuoles directly
lysosomes and then released into food vacuole
endoplasm and then pass into food vacuole
both lysosomes and endoplasm
sporozoites enter the blood
metacryptozoites are liberated from the liver cells
merozoites are liberated from RBC with toxin
schizonts are formed in the RBC
6-8 weeks
10-12 days
15-20 days
20-40 days
Monera
Protista
Protoctista
None of these
ookinete
gametocytes
merozoites
sporoblasts
the discoverer
a disease
a god
a place
Monocystis
Amoeba
Plasmodium
Opalina