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oocyst
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o·o·cyst  (-sst)
n.
A thick-walled structure in which sporozoan zygotes develop and that serves to transfer them to new hosts.
oocyst [ˈəʊəˌsɪst]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Zoology) an encysted zygote of sporozoan protozoans that undergoes sporogony to produce infective sporozoites
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