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<center>EXPLANATION OF PLATE</center><br><dl><dd>   All the figures (except 9 and 24) were drawn, from cysts stained With iodine, with the aid of a camera lucida at a magnification of 3,300. T hey have been reduced in reproduction.<br></dd></dl><center>Figs. 1-9. Cysts of <i>Entamoeba histolytica</i>.</center><br><dl><dd>Fig. 1. Uninucleate cyst containing vacuole. Diameter 8 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 2. Uninucleate cyst with a single chromatoid body. Diameter 8 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 3. Binucleate cyst. Diameter 7.5 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 4. Tetranucleate cyst. Diameter 8 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 5. Uninucleate cyst with diffuse staining vacuole, size 13.5 µ × 12 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 6. Binucleate cyst with diffuse staining vacuole. Diameter 12 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 7. Binucleate cyst with several vacuoles unstained by iodine. Diameter 10 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 8. Tetranucleate. cyst. Diameter 12.5 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 9. Binucleate cyst With typical chromatoid body. Diameter 11 µ. Cyst as seen in saline.</dd></dl><center>Figs. 10-13. Cysts of <i>Entamoeba nana</i>.<br>(rem.: this species has been re-classified as <i>Endolimax nana</i> now).</center>
<dl><dd>Fig. 10. Tetranucleate cyst, nuclei remarkably clear. Size 9 µ × 8 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 11. Binucleate cyst with deeply stained mass of glycogen. Size 9 µ × 7.5 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 12. Binucleate cyst, nuclei faintly stained. Size 8.5 µ × 7 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 13. Uninucleate cyst, nucleus faintly stained. Size 8.5 µ × 7 µ</dd>
<dd>In all four cysts the refringent granules of volutin were clearly discernible.<br></dd></dl><center>Figs. 14-19. Cysts of <i>Entamoeba coli</i>.</center>
<dl><dd>Fig. 14. Tetranucleate cyst. Diameter 17.5 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 15. Binucleate cyst with large deeply stained centrally placed vacuole. Diameter 16 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 16. Binucleate cyst without vacuole. Diameter 18.5 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 17. Eight nucleate cyst. Diameter 13 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 18. Eight nucleate cyst with pointed chromatoid bodies. Diameter 16 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 19. Probably abnormal eight nucleate cyst. Diameter 17 µ</dd></dl><center>Figs. 20-21. Cysts of <i>Giardia intestinalis</i>.</center>
<dl><dd>Fig. 20. Large brown staining cyst. Size 15 µ × 9.5nbsp;µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 21. Small bluish-grey staining cyst. Size lO µ × 6.5/1</dd></dl><center>Figs. 22-23. Cysts of <i>Chilomastix mesnili</i>.</center>
<dl><dd>Fig. 22. The cytostome and nucleus clearly visible. Size 8.5 µ × 7.5 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 23. The cytostome and nucleus partially obscured by large deeply stainingmass of glycogen. Size 8.5 µ × 7.5 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 24. Iodine cyst drawn from specimen stained with iron haematoxylin. The clear space would appear dark brown in colour if stained with iodine and the nucleus would be less sharply defined. Diameter 11.5 µ</dd>
<dd>Fig. 25. <i>Blastocystis hominis</i>. Diameter 10 µ</dd></dl><p><br><br><i>Annals Trop. Med. &amp; Parasitol., Vol. XII              PLATE I</i><br><br><br><b>Text Appearing After Image:</b><br><i>J. R. M., del. C. Tinlins &amp; Co., Ltd., Imp. 27 MEASUREMENTS OF AND OBSERVA-TIONS UPON THE CYSTS OFENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA ANDOF ENTAMOEBA COLI BY A. MALINS SMITH, M.A. (Cantab.) From the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (^Received for publication 26 March, 1918) From April 22nd, 1917, until March 4th, 1918, the writermeasured the dimensions of 2,833 cysts of two of the intestinalentamoebae of man, E. histolytica and E. coli. The results of thesemeasurements are given in the present paper. At the time eachmeasurement was made the nuclei of the cyst were counted andtheir number recorded. A note was also made of the presence orabsence of chromatoid bodies and vacuoles. The main results ofthese observations are recorded here also. METHODS The majority of the stools from which the cysts to be measuredwere taken were those of convalescent dysenteries, and were sent tothe laboratory for the usual routine examination for dysentery.Cysts were also measured from a small number of carrier</i><br><br><b>Note About Images</b><br></p>
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