Fig. 3. T. brumpti trophozoite isolates obtained from A in Morphological and molecular characterization of parabasilids isolated from ex situ nonhuman primates and their keepers at different institutions in Brazil

Fig. 3. T. brumpti trophozoite isolates obtained from A. trivirgatus stool samples were subjected to rapid Panoptic staining kit (A–D). A. Trophozoite with three flagella visible in the anterior region (*) and a rounded nucleus (black arrow). B. Trophozoite with prominent axostyle in the posterior region (black arrow). C. Trophozoite with three flagella visible in the anterior region (black *). D. Trophozoite with a rounded body and visible undulating membrane (black arrow). E. Human isolate of Tetratrichomonas sp. F. T. batrachorum isolated from L. chrysomelas with many vacuoles inside the cell (white *). G. P. hominis isolated from S. collinsi with clearly visible axostyle (white *) and undulating membrane. H. H. hampli trophozoite with three flagella detected in howler monkey (A. guariba), surrounded by bacteria (black arrow). Maginification: 1000x.