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SYNOPSIS. We have undertaken the study of intracellular parasites which probably constitute one of the stadia of the development of a coccidium: Myriosporides amphiglenae. This study, carried out by means of optical microscopy as well as electron microscopy, has allowed the observation of close similarities with Plasmodium, Lankesterella, Eimeria, Toxoplasma and Sarcocystis. The wall consists of 3 membranes and has a micropore. Besides classical cytoplasmic inclusions (mitochondria, Golgi system, ergastoplasm and vacuoles), various tubular forms fill the anterior third of the cell, in which about twenty hollow peripheral fibrils are also observed.
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