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coccidian

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coccidian,
1 adj, pertaining to Coccidia.
2 n, a protozoan in the subclass Coccidia.
coccidian [kok-sid´e-an]
1. pertaining to Coccidia.
2. coccidium.
coccidian
1. pertaining to Coccidia.
2. any member of the Coccidia; coccidium.
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