Plasmodium, Trypanosoma and Babesia
<span>Peripheral blood
smear is knwon to be a basic and informative tool used by the clinicians for
diagnosis, screening and monitoring of diseases therapeutic response and
progression. Parasite detected or
identified during microscopic examination of peripheral blood smear stained
with Giemsa or other stains could be Palsmodium, Trypanosoma and Babesia</span>
Answer:
G3P, thats the answer you're looking for
Explanation:
Answer:
When fresh water reaches lakes and shores , it becomes dirty and less diverse in living organism.
Explanation:
Fresh water originating from a given source is usually cooler at upstream side. Also it has high oxygen content and fresh water fauna such as fishes. In the middle of its course, its width and species diversity increases. With further progression, sediments and dust adds to the water thereby reducing its clarity and hence the penetration of sunlight. By the time this water reaches streams and ponds, it is full of mud, sand, and other sediments.
Either late interphase or prophase
