Fevers in intervals of 72 hours distinguish<unk>  from other forms of malaria where fevers range in 48 hour intervals or fever spikes that occur sporadically. Early indications of<unk>  include having irritated spots, welts, hives and burning skin, however this is dependent on individual's tolerance to mosquito bites and may not be evident on some people. With the Anopheles malaria mosquitoes, the welts are most likely to not appear unless there are severe allergic reactions. The prepatent period is the time interval for when parasites infect a host and when they can detected on a thick blood film. For<unk> , P. malariae has a prepatent period ranging from 16–59 days. Specifically in the case of<unk> , the rupturing of liver stage schizonts releases merozoites. This stage of the P. malariae life cycle is known as the "ring stages" and are the first stages which can be detected in human blood for diagnosis.
Quartan fever
Haverhill fever
Tomato fever
Rabies
Cotton fever
Pontiac fever
Polymer fume fever
Yellow fever