What are Trypanosomatida?
Q: What are Trypanosomatida?
A: Trypanosomatida are a group of unicellular kinetoplastids with a single flagellum.
Q: Do Trypanosomatida often live as parasites?
A: Yes, Trypanosomatida often live as parasites.
Q: In what organisms do many Trypanosomatida live?
A: Many Trypanosomatida only live in insects.
Q: Can some Trypanosomatida change hosts?
A: Yes, some Trypanosomatida can change hosts.
Q: Where can one form of Trypanosomatida live?
A: One form of Trypanosomatida lives in insects.
Q: Where can the other form of Trypanosomatida live?
A: The other form of Trypanosomatida lives inside a plant or an animal.
Q: Can you give an example of a Trypanosomatida that changes hosts?
A: Leishmania is a common example of a Trypanosomatida that changes hosts.
