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1 41st Coccidiosis Conference 2009
Crowne Plaza Hotel Knoxville, TN August 15

2 Schedule 10:15 INTRODUCTION: R.S. Seville
10:25 ESPECIALLY GREAT PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITY CHARACTERIZES THE COCCIDIA INFECTING FISH. B.M. Rosenthal, K. Molnar, G. Ostoros, and D.B. Dunams 10:55 ECOLOGY AND PHYLOGENY OF AMPHIBIAN COCCIDIA: A REVIEW. M.G. Bolek and C. Whipps 11:25 COCCIDIA FROM MAMMALS: INTERESTING INSIGHTS ON PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIPS, HOST SPECIFICITY AND MORPHOLOGY. J. Kvicerova 11:55 ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

3 Discussion Future direction for Coccidiosis Conference?
Coccidia of the World website- what’s next? Organizer for next years conference? Other topics?

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