Chagasella
Species in this genus infect insects of the order Hemiptera and of the family Termitoidae.These parasite appear to be spread via the orofaecal route and infect the gastrointestinal tract and salivary glands of the insect host.They form ovoid oocysts in the gut wall.Gibbs in 1944 showed that after the first division of the zygote nucleus in the oocyst, only one of the two daughter nuclei divides.[1] This differential division, by analogy with Adelina deronis, may indicate maleness for the nucleus that divided and femaleness for the one that does not.