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Developing rnicrogamonts of Goussja gadi (Fiebiger, 1913), a parasite of haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus, have numerous small, peripheral nuclei with dispersed chromatin. whereas there is one large eccentric nucleus in each macrogamont, containing a prominent nucleolus. There are lipid droplets and amylopectin granules in both types of gamont, and a prominent whorl of endoplasmic reticulum in the rnicrogamont. A peripheral dark zone in each nucleus of the microgamont is incorporated into a biflagellate microgamete, which also contains microtubules and an elongate mitochondrion. Developing macrogamonts contain wall-forming bodies on the side of nucleus closest to the pellicle. The latter are found in an electron-dense layer external to the pellicle of mature macrogametes, and microgametes are found in a cleft In t h s layer.

Gametogenesis of Goussia gadi (Apicomplexa: Coccidia) in the swimbladder wall of hadoock Melanogrammus aeglefinus