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Haemohormidiidae

Jan Votýpka taxon links [up-->]Haemohormidium [up-->]Sauroplasma [down<--]Piroplasmorida Interpreting the tree
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Containing group: Piroplasmorida

Introduction

With the transfer of the family Dactylosomatidae to the suborder Eimeriorina (see Boulard et al., 1982), the genera Haemohormidium and Sauroplasma are left without a valid family. Therefore, the family Haemohormidiidae was established to accommodate them.

Family Haemohormidiidae Levine, 1984

Merogony present and merozoites are formed by binary fission or by schizogony. Hosts are fish, reptiles, and birds. Vectors as well as other stages are unknown.

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Jan Votýpka
Department of Parasitology, Charles University

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