SUB-ORDER I.--_Schizogregarinae._

Forms in which schizogonic reproduction is of general occurrence

during the extra-cellular, trophic phase. Three genera,

_Ophryocystis_, _Schizocystis_ and _Eleutheroschizon_, different

peculiarities of which have been referred to above. Mostly parasitic

in the intestine or Malpighian tubules of insects. (In this type of

parasite, as exemplified by _Ophryocystis_, the body was formerly

wrongly considered as amoeboid, and hence this genus was placed in a

special order, the _Amoebosporidia_.)

[Illustration: From Wasielewski, after Leger.

FIG. 16.--Spores of various Gregarines.

a, _Eirmocystis, Sphaerocystis_, &c.

b, _Echinomera, Pterocephalus_, &c.

c, _Gregarina_, &c.

d, _Beloides_.

e, _Ancyrophora_.

f, _Stylorhynchidae_ (type of).

g, _Menosporidae_.

h, _Gonospora terebellae_.

i, _Ceratospora_.

k, _Urospora synaptae_.]

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