Coccidiosis Conferences (2008-2009) Powerpoint Presentations

Compiled by
Donald W. Duszynski and Lee Couch
Department of Biology, University of New Mexico
and
Steve J. Upton
Division of Biology, Kansas State University

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2008

Introduction: Taxonomy (alpha and beta) and Systematics of the Coccidia. J.R. Barta and R.S. Seville

Coccidia from Mammals: Status of the Taxonomy and Methods for Collection, Preservation, and Sporulation of Fecal Stages. R.S. Seville

Amphibian Coccidia: Taxonomy, Host Specificity, Ecology, and Phylogeny. M.G. Bolek, D.W. Duszynski, and S.J. Upton.

Methods for Collection, Preservation, and Sporulation of Snake Fecal Stages to Help Resolve What We Still Don’t Know about Snake Coccidia. S.J. Upton and D.W. Duszynski

Collection, Preservation, and Sporulation of Fecal Stages from Birds: Concepts, Methods and Challenges. J.R. Barta, J.D. Ogedengbe, and J. Cobean

The Emerging Role of Molecular Markers in Coccidian Speciation-1. K.B. Miska, D. Motriuk-Smith, and R.S. Seville

The Emerging Role of Molecular Markers in Coccidian Speciation-2. K.B. Miska, D. Motriuk-Smith, and R.S. Seville

2009

41st Annual Coccidiosis Conference 2009. R.S. Seville

Ecology and Phylogeny of Amphibian Coccidia: A Review. M.G. Bolek and C. Whipps