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    4 - INT - Hana Adiva Praditri - 22295 - Parasites Causing Neuromusculoskeletal Problems

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    This document discusses the morphology of various parasites and arthropods. It includes 13 entries that describe the key identifying features of parasites like Trypanosoma evansi and Toxoplasma gondii, as well as arthropods like bees, wasps, ants, spiders, ticks, scorpions, centipedes, and others. Each entry lists the name of the organism and highlights its main external structures and physical characteristics.

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    This document discusses the morphology of various parasites and arthropods. It includes 13 entries that describe the key identifying features of parasites like Trypanosoma evansi and Toxoplasma gondii, as well as arthropods like bees, wasps, ants, spiders, ticks, scorpions, centipedes, and others. Each entry lists the name of the organism and highlights its main external structures and physical characteristics.

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    4 - INT - Hana Adiva Praditri - 22295 - Parasites Causing Neuromusculoskeletal Problems

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    Parasitology

    Name : Hana Adiva Praditri


    Student no. : 22295
    Group : 4 INT
    Topic : Parasites Causing Neuromusculoskeletal Problems

    No Species and Stage Figure


    1. Trypanosoma evansi
    (Trypanosoma sp.)

    Morphology:
    1. Flagellum
    2. Undulating membrane
    3. Kinetoplast
    4. Nucleus
    5. Blepharoplast

    2. Toxoplasma gondii
    Trophozoite

    Morphology
    1. Crescent shape
    2. Nucleus

    3. Toxoplasma gondii
    Bradyzoites

    Morphology
    1. Nucleus
    2. Cyst wall
    3. Cytoplasm
    4. Amylopectin
    5. Rhoptry

    4. Taenia solium
    (Cystericus cellulosa)

    Morphology:
    1. Shape: bubble
    2. Content: scolex
    5. Echinococcus granulosus
    (Hydatid cyst)

    Morphology
    1. Scolex (protoscolex)
    2. Germinative Layer
    3. Cuticular Layer
    4. Host Tissue
    5. Daughter Cyst

    6. Bee
    (Apis Mellifera)

    Morphology:
    1. Body consist of head, thorax, and
    abdomen
    2. Thin fore and hind wings
    3. Inward sting

    7. Wasp
    (Vespa sp., Vespula sp.)

    Morphology:
    1. Slender body
    2. Wingless female
    3. Winged male
    4. Body covered with hair

    8. Ants
    (Solenopsis sp.)

    Morphology:
    1. Abdomen furnished with pedicle
    which consist of 1 or 2 segments
    that separate the thorax and
    abdomen

    9. Tomcat
    (Paederus sp.)

    Morphology:
    1. Hardened forewings (elytra)
    2. Thorax is dark orange
    3. Head, forewings, abdomen is
    black
    10. Scorpion

    Morphology:
    1. Abdomen has 12 segments
    2. Three pair of legs
    3. Unsegmented cephalothorax
    4. Segmented abdomen
    5. Venom glands and stinger located
    in telson

    11. Spider
    (Latrodectus mactans)

    Morphology:
    1. Body consist of cephalothorax and
    abdomen joined by slender pedicle
    2. Four pair of legs connected to
    cephalothorax
    3. Silk glands known as spinnerets
    4. A pair of chelicerae

    12. Hard tick


    (Dermacentor sp.)

    Morphology:
    1. Saclike and hairy body
    2. Chelicerae
    3. Pedipalps
    4. Scutum
    5. Rectangular basis capitulum

    13. Centipedes
    (Scolopendra sp.)

    Morphology:
    1. Poison claws
    2. A pair of legs per body segment
    3. Body is flat dorsoventrally
    4. Elongated and segmented body

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