| 1. | At this stage, the zygote is known as an oocyst.
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| 2. | After the oocyst develops, it ruptures releasing several hundred sporozoites.
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| 3. | The oocyst is passed through the faeces completing the life cycle.
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| 4. | Within the oocyst, meiosis occurs, yielding the sporozoites.
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| 5. | Each zygote normally forms an oocyst wall within which it undergoes meiosis.
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| 6. | Immature sporozoites break through the oocyst wall into the haemolymph.
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| 7. | Merogony, gamogony and oocyst formation all occur within the same host.
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| 8. | The oocyst undergoes meiosis and then mitosis producing numerous sporozoites.
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| 9. | After ingestion of an oocyst, motile and rapidly dividing tachyzoites are released.
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| 10. | The spores are not confined by an oocyst membrane.
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