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<span style="font-size:90%">The parasites of ''P.malariae'' may become less ring-like as they develop (similar to the amoeboid change of ''P.vivax''</span> | <span style="font-size:90%">The parasites of ''P.malariae'' may become less ring-like as they develop (similar to the amoeboid change of ''P.vivax''), but characteristically of the species they lie within round normal/small erythocytes without clear added dots. They are also more delicate - appearing either as a solid "angular" structure or as a more open "basket".</span> | ||
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<span style="font-size:90%>Shown below are two forms typical of these appearances (note that the names are almost interchangeable):</span> | |||
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File:BasketPM.jpg|link={{filepath:BasketPM.jpg}} | File:BasketPM.jpg|<span style="font-size:90%>Basket appearance|link={{filepath:BasketPM.jpg}} | ||
File:PMLT4.jpg|<span style="font-size:90%>Angular appearance|link={{filepath:PMLT4.jpg}} | |||
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The parasites of P.malariae may become less ring-like as they develop (similar to the amoeboid change of P.vivax), but characteristically of the species they lie within round normal/small erythocytes without clear added dots. They are also more delicate - appearing either as a solid "angular" structure or as a more open "basket". Shown below are two forms typical of these appearances (note that the names are almost interchangeable):
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