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• Malaria fever coincides with liberation ofA. crypotomerozoitesB. metacryptomerozoitesC. merozoitesD. trophozoites
• The infective state of malarial parasite Plasmodium that enters human body isA. merozoiteB. sporozoiteC. trophozoiteD. minuta form
• Who discovered Plasmodium in RBCs of human beings?A. Ronald RossB. MendelC. LaveranD. Stephen
• African sleeping sickness is due toA. Plasmodium vivax transmitted by tse-tse flyB. Trypanosoma lewsii transmitted by bed bugC. Trypanosoma gambiense transmitted by Glossina palpalisD. Entamoeba gingivalis spread by house fly
• In Amoeba and Paramecium osmoregulation occurs throughA. pseudopodiaB. nucleusC. contractile vacuoleD. general surface
• Polarity in Amoeba is determined by the loca- tion ofA. pseudopodiaB. uroidC. hyaline capD. microridges
• Microridges on the surface of Amoeba help inA. adhesionB. respirationC. excretionD. osmoregulation
• The conversion of plasmagel into plasmasol and vice versa in Amoeba was first studied byA. PantinB. HymenC. MastD. Taylor
• The chief advantage of encystment to an Amoeba isA. the chance to get rid of accumulated waste productsB. the ability to survive during adverse physical conditionsC. the ability to live for some time without ingesting foodD. protection from parasites and predators
• Which of the following is not a locomotory organella of protozoansA. PseudopodiaB. CiliaC. FlagellaD. Parapodia