haemoproteuss造句

• Rey Vila 1945, " Haemoproteus danilewskyi var . urbanensis"
• The genome of " Haemoproteus tartakovskyi " has been sequenced.
• This genus was soon subsumed into the genus " Haemoproteus ".
• Burtikashvili 1973 are considered to be synonyms of " Haemoproteus passeris"
• Sexual stages in this subgenus resemble those of " Haemoproteus ".
• These species were transferred to " Haemoproteus " in 1926 by Wenyon.
• Sachs 1953 and " Haemoproteus zasukhini"
• The yellowhammer may carry haematozoan blood parasites such as " Haemoproteus coatneyi ".
• The next clade to diverge was that of the " Haemoproteus " species.
• It is possIble that this also was the origin of the genus " Haemoproteus ".
• A species of blood parasite in bird " Haemoproteus danilewskyi " is named after him.
• Importantly, new records of Haemoproteus are discovered constantly and should still be monitored for effects on host condition
• A protozoal parasite in their blood, " Haemoproteus manwelli ", has been described from India.
• In birds the " Haemoproteus " and " Leucocytozoon " species rarely change transmission area.
• Before 1909 the species in this genus were confused with those of the genus " Haemoproteus ".
• Yellowhammers infected with " Haemoproteus " may have lower winter survival rates due to a tendency to having shorter wings.
• Flocks of bobwhite quail ( " Colinus virginianus " ) may become infected with " Haemoproteus lophortyx ".
• A phylogenetic tree which included these genera along with " Haemoproteus " and " Leukocytozoon " species was examined.
• It may have been the same species previous described by Labbe in 1894 who thought it was a species of " Haemoproteus ".
• Endoparasitic Haemosporidia of the genus " Haemoproteus " and " Dorisa " have been isolated from the species although these rarely cause death.