Entozoon [noun]

He also showed that the entozoon was the cause of the hmaturia known to be endemic at the Cape.

In all my examinations I have met with this little entozoon in three cases only.

We know nothing, for certain, respecting the source of this entozoon.

From the earliest times this entozoon has been confounded with the palisade worm.

Dr Morris supposed he had discovered a new entozoon in Australia in July, 1871.

Experiments with the cultivation of our three species of the genus Nyctotherus and of Balantidium entozoon and B. coli.

The occurrence, however, of this entozoon in an American red fox points to a very wide geographical distribution of the species.

In a large number of cases the entozoon has taken up its abode in organs of vital importance.

With Professor Owen remains the honor of having first scientifically verified, described, and named the entozoon.

On the other hand, in not a few cases, the range of the entozoon is limited to a single territory or host.