Phylum Apicomplexa
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Plasmodium causes:
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Trichinosis
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Taxoplasm
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Eimeria
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Malaria
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About This Quiz
In this quiz we’ll be learning about yet another phylum, and today we’ll be focusing on the Apicomplexa – a large phylum, most of which possess a unique type of cell organelle with an apical complex structure and an apicoplast.
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All of Phylum Apicomplexa are:
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Autotrophic
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Mixotrophic
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Parasitic
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A. Parasitic -
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They have a complex life cycle usually involving more than one _____.
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host - 4.
Thos in the Phylum Apicomplexa penetrate host cells with a specialized device called an _________ ________.
Correct Answer
apical complex - 5.
Most members of the phylum is in the class __________.
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Coccidea - 6.
They lack _______ or ________ except on some specialized reproductive structures.
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cilia, flagella - 7.
These cause coccidiosis, infecting poultry and chicken:
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Eimeria
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Taxoplasm
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Plasmodium
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Isospora
Correct Answer(s)
A. Eimeria
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