- vertebrates.
Flukes that
cause disease in
humans are
often classified based on the
organ system they infect. For example:
Blood flukes inhabit the blood...
- Look up
fluke in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fluke may
refer to:
Fluke (fish), a
species of
marine flatfish Fluke (tail), the
lobes of the tail of...
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different hosts, with free-living
larval stages in water. The body of
liver flukes is leaf-like and flattened. The body is
covered with a tegument. They are...
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Fluke is a 1995
American fantasy drama film
directed by
Carlo Carlei from a
screenplay by
Carlei and
James Carrington,
based on the 1977
novel of the...
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Fluke is a
novel by
British novelist James Herbert.
First published in 1977, it
concerns a dog
named Fluke. The
novel starts with the
birth of
Fluke, a...
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fluke. In humans, the time
taken for F.
hepatica to
mature from
metacercariae into an
adult fluke is
roughly three to four months. The
adult flukes can...
- used a
fluked anchor of this type, made of iron,
which would have had a
wooden stock mounted perpendicular to the
shank and
flukes to make the
flukes contact...
- in 1948 by John
Fluke while he was emplo**** at
General Electric. John
Fluke founded Fluke Corporation in
October 1953 as the John
Fluke Manufacturing Company...
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Fluker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fluker may
refer to:
Fluker, Louisiana, an
unincorporated community in
Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana...
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Schistosoma is a
genus of trematodes,
commonly known as
blood flukes. They are
parasitic flatworms responsible for a
highly significant group of infections...
