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The 55 pages that link to Malaria, each with the reason it gives.

• ParasitismBroader topic: Its parasite alternates between human and mosquito hosts.

• FeverBroader topic: Some malaria infections produce recurring fever episodes as infected red cells rupture.

• Vector-borne diseaseBroader topic: It is a major example of a pathogen developing inside a mosquito before transmission.

• Infectious diseaseBroader topic: It shows how a parasite and an insect vector jointly sustain transmission.

• Host–parasite interactionBroader topic: Its parasite alternates between mosquito and human hosts in a complex life cycle.

• ProtistBroader topic: Malaria is the major human disease caused by a protist.

• HostBroader topic: Humans and mosquitoes serve as hosts at different stages of the parasite's life cycle.

• Infectious disease transmissionBroader topic: Malaria exemplifies transmission that depends on a biological vector.

• ApicomplexaBroader topic: Plasmodium species cause malaria and illustrate the phylum's complex life cycles.

• Mosquito-borne diseaseBroader topic: It is a major mosquito-borne disease, but its pathogen is a parasite rather than a virus.

• Parasitic diseaseBroader topic: Malaria illustrates a protozoan infection with complex life stages and severe systemic illness.

• Thomas SydenhamBroader topic: Sydenham described its characteristic intermittent fevers before its cause was known.

• ProtistologyBroader topic: Plasmodium research is a major medical branch of protistology.