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292 LIST OF SCIENTIFIC REPORTS W. Foissner (Austria), Terrestrial Protozoa as bioindicators: investigations at a graded ski trail at the Schlossalm near Bad Hofgastein abstr. 96 P. M a d o n i (Italy), The effect of the horizontal zonation in water courses on the ciliated Protozoa distribution abstr. 227 G. A. L a n g 1 o i s (USA), The effects of pollutant stress on marine benthic ciliates abstr. 211 M. L e g n e r (Czechoslovakia) Growth pate and population structure of free-living ciliates abstr. 216 M. Cs. Bereczky, N. O e r t e 1, J. N. N o s e k (Hungary), Examination-series of Protozoa colonization on artificial substrates at three layers of river Danube abstr. 24 W. Schonborn (GDR), Annual production and population dynamics of Testacea in soils abstr. 329 M. M. Couteaux (France), Relations trophiquez chez les Protozaires du sol abstr. 64 E. H a 1 i c z, Z. R e i s s (Israel), Foraminifera in an extreme marine environment — the Gulf of Aqaba (Elat), Red Sea abstr. 130 N. W i 11 u m s e n (Denmark), Marine amoebae (Gymnamoebia) cultured from benthic habits of the Danish Belt Sea abstr. 392 G. U h 1 i g (FRG), Isolation ar.d analysis of a pigment mutant of Keronopsis rubra, var. albino abstr. 375 Posters M. R. Goddard (GB), Temporal variations in the population dynamics of ciliate protozoa in slow sand filter beds abs:r. 115 L. B o w i k-D y 1 i ri s k a (Poland), Phosphorus and nitrogen excretion rate by free living planctonic ciliates abstr. 38 J. F. McClellan, J. F r e y, M. K. Campion, D. C. Coleman (USA), Protozoan mineralization roles in soil ecosystems abstr. 241 H. F. L a r s e n (Denmark), Ecological and light microscopic studies of Blepharisma lateritium Kahl, 1932 (Trichoda ignita O. F. Miiller, 1778) abs:r. 212 K. S c h 1 o t t-l\ 1 (Austria), The ecology of some pelagic ciliates of Piburger See (Tyrol, Austria) abs:r. 328 M. Cigada Leonardi (Italy), Speciation in fresh water amoebae abstr. 57 Contributed Paper Session, Section VII: Ecology of Parasitic Protozoa and Host Parasite Relationships Chairman: Warren Jonas, Wallaceville Animal Research Center, Upper Hutt, New Zealand http://rcin.org.pl
293 Co-Chairman: Jan Kućera, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czechoslovakia Convener: Witold Kasprzak, Academy of Medicine, Poznań, Poland S. Urdanet a-M orales (Venezuela), In vitro interaction of Trypanosoma cruzi with poikilotherm and homoiotherm cells abstr. 376 F. A. Ghaffar, E. Scholtyseck (FRG), Ultrastructural studies on the host-parasite relationships and pathological changes induced by Eimeria falciformis (Coccidia, Sporozoa) infection abstr. 410 E. U. Canning (GB), The parasite/host cell interface in microsporidian infections abstr. 47 T. V. Beyer, J. S. Grikenene, N. V. S i d o r e n k o (USSR), Sarcocystis ovifelis (Eimeriidae, Sporozoa, Apicomplexa): modes of asexual reproduction in the cyst stages abstr. 27 W. Kasprzak, A. Majewska (Poland), Relationship between in vitro excystation and invasiveness of Giardia cysts abstr. 175 E. Roigas, J. Teras, I. Kazakova, H. Sardis (USSR), On the role of Trichomonas tenax in genesis of pulmonary inflammations abstr. 315 M. R. H i d a 1 g o-A rguello, M. Cor der o del Campillo (Spain), Kinetics of the elimination of oocysts of Eimeria spp. in ovines in rough pasture abstr. 137 W. A. Kro to ski, D. M. Kro t oski (USA), P. C. C. Garnham, R. S. Bray, R. Killick-Kendrick, C. C. Draper, G. A. T. Target, M. W. Guy (GB), R. W. G w a d z, L. C. K o o n t z (USA), Observations on early post-sporozoite events and on the hypnozoite of a relapsing primate malaria parasite abstr. 200 K. Vickerman, L. Tetley (GB), Differentiation of the metacyclic stage in the life cycle of Trypanosoma brucei abstr. 381 W. Jonas (New Zealand), Evidence for a cat-sheep-cat Sarcocystis lifecycle abstr. 161 J. Kućera (Czechoslovakia), Some remarks to the distribution and the ecology of avian trypanosomes in central Europe abstr. 202 L. Dykovâ, J. Lom (Czechoslovakia), G. Grupcheva (Bulgaria), Fish gills at the site of sporogony of an Eimeria species abstr. 85 K. Migała (Poland), From researches on parasitic ciliata on salmonids in pond culture , abstr. 250 K. P u r r i n i (FRG), Protozoa of soil fauna in beech forests, mixed coniferous forests and mixed deciduous forests abstr. 298 Posters R. P e r e z-R eyes, M. M. C a s t i 11 a, M. L. C a 1 v o-M e n d e z, G. Castanon, F. Martine z-G o m e z (Mexico), Morphology of blood trypomastigotes and virulence of Mexican strains of Trypanosoma (Schizotrypanum) cruzi abstr. 291 http://rcin.org.pl
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