[Disease and Its Causes by William Thomas Councilman]@TWC D-Link bookDisease and Its Causes CHAPTER VIII 28/38
This cycle of development may continue for an indefinite time, and there may be such a rapid increase in the parasites as to bring about the death of the individual; but with him the parasite would also perish, for there would be no way of extending the infection and providing a new crop. The disease has been transmitted by injecting the infected blood into a normal individual. [Illustration: FIG.
20 .-- PART OF THE CYCLE OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE ORGANISM OF MALARIA, _a-g_, Cycle of forty-eight hour development, the period of chill coinciding with the appearance of _f_ and _g_ in the blood.
The organisms _g_, which result from segmentation, attack other corpuscles and a new cycle begins.
_h_, The male form or microgametocyte, with the protruding and actively moving spermatozoa, one of which is shown free.
_i_ and _j_ are the macrogametes or female forms.
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