trypanosoma
[trih-pan-uh-soh-muh, trip-uh-nuh-]
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noun, plural try·pan·o·so·ma·ta [trih-pan-uh-muh-tuh, trip-uh-nuh-] /trɪˌpæn ə mə tə, ˌtrɪp ə nə-/.
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This parasite was discovered in 1902 and was named Trypanosoma gambiensi (Fig. 111).
Insects and DiseasesRennie W. Doane
Trypanosoma lewisi is transmitted from rat to rat by fleas and by lice.
Handbook of Medical EntomologyWilliam Albert Riley
The rle of Stomoxys calcitrans in the transmission of Trypanosoma evansi.
Handbook of Medical EntomologyWilliam Albert Riley
The mouse is also attacked by favus, and the rat is often infected with Trypanosoma Lewisi.
The Elements of Bacteriological TechniqueJohn William Henry Eyre
Trypanosoma lewisi, a parasite of rats, is perhaps the best known as it is always common where-ever rats are found.
Insects and DiseasesRennie W. Doane
Trypanosoma
[trĭ-păn′ə-sō′mə]
n.
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