Coccidiosis Definition
kŏk-sĭdē-ōsĭs
noun
A contagious intestinal disease of domestic and wild animals, birds, and, rarely, people, caused by members of an order (Coccidia) of sporozoans living as parasites in the intestines.
Webster's New World
Origin of Coccidiosis
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New Latin Coccidia former order name pl. of Coccidium former genus name coccidium –osis
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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