malarial parasite reproduces this way
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During one stage of their life-cycle, malaria parasites have male and female 'gametocyte' forms, which play an important role in Plasmodium reproduction. ... This produces 'microgametes': sperm-like structures that make their way to female gametocytes and reproduce.
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actually malaria has two host 1. mosquito 2. humans
so what happens is when mosquito bites us
a sporozoites reach human liver
then there the parasite reproduce asexually bursting the cell it then comes into blood
then there also they reproduce asexually (here the symptoms like fever is sen) then that parasite forms gametocyte in new red blood cells ......
but here the development doesnt start
when again non infected mosquito bites infected human they take up gametocyte through blood and the fertilisation of these gametocyte takes place in gut of mosquito and after fertilisation these gets migrated to salivary glands of mosquito and these are called sporozoites and this cycle keeps on reversing