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Adelea
''Adelea'' is a genus of parasitic alveolates of the phylum Apicomplexa. The name is derived from the Greek word ''adēlos'' (meaning ''unseen''). The genus was created by Mesnili. Taxonomy ''Adelea'' together with the genera ''Adelina (genus), Adelina'' and ''Ithania (protozoa), Ithania'' form the subfamily ''Ithaniinae''. This subfamily was created in 1947 by Ludwig to accommodate these genera of eimeria that share certain morphological features and infect the digestive tracts of insects.Ludwig FW (1947) Studies on the protozoan fauna of the larvae of the crane-fly, ''Tipula abdominali''; the life history of ''Ithania wenrichi'' n. gen., n. sp., a coccidian, found in the caeca and mid-gut, and a diagnosis of ''Ithaniinae'', n. subfamily. Trans Am Microsc Soc 66(1):22-33 The genus ''Adelina'' was created by Hesse in 1911 because of morphological differences between the species. Description The species in this genus are parasitic on arthropods and have two sporozoites in each ...
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''Adelea'' is a genus of parasitic alveolates of the phylum Apicomplexa. The name is derived from the Greek word ''adēlos'' (meaning ''unseen''). The genus was created by Mesnili. Taxonomy ''Adelea'' together with the genera ''Adelina (genus), Adelina'' and ''Ithania (protozoa), Ithania'' form the subfamily ''Ithaniinae''. This subfamily was created in 1947 by Ludwig to accommodate these genera of eimeria that share certain morphological features and infect the digestive tracts of insects.Ludwig FW (1947) Studies on the protozoan fauna of the larvae of the crane-fly, ''Tipula abdominali''; the life history of ''Ithania wenrichi'' n. gen., n. sp., a coccidian, found in the caeca and mid-gut, and a diagnosis of ''Ithaniinae'', n. subfamily. Trans Am Microsc Soc 66(1):22-33 The genus ''Adelina'' was created by Hesse in 1911 because of morphological differences between the species. Description The species in this genus are parasitic on arthropods and have two sporozoites in each ...
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