What is parasitism?define monogenic and digenic parasites?
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- parasites are the organisms which gets their nutrition only in the host organism and they will also cause many diseases to the host organism
- they can get nutrition only in host and outside they wont get any nutrition
- Monogenic parasitism: A monogenic parasite needs only one host to complete its life cycle.
- Digenic parasitism: A digenic parasite requires multiple hosts to complete its life cycle. An example for this is Plasmodium vivax, the protozoa that causes malaria.
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Typically such parasites are unicellular. ... Monogenic parasitism: A monogenic parasite needs only one host to complete its life cycle. Digenic parasitism: A digenic parasite requires multiple hosts to complete its life cycle. An example for this is Plasmodium vivax, the protozoa that causes malaria.
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