- in a host
where it will
become either an adult, a mesocercaria, or a
metacercaria,
according to species. Mesocercaria: They are
involved in an encysted...
- the
largest broodsac is
drawn shortened. A
metacercaria is p****ing
along the
lowest stalk.
Mature metacercaria ready to be
transferred to the bird host;...
- a host
where it will
become either an adult, or a mesocercaria, or a
metacercaria,
according to species.
Cercarial infection in
water environments by non-human...
-
species are
known to use
marine mammals as hosts. The
excised spherical metacercaria is 2.7–4.9 mm long. Generally, only one is
found per fish. Some species...
-
Planorbis (Indoplanorbis))
after being released by
infected mammalian ****;
metacercaria released from this
intermediate host
encyst on
aquatic plants like water...
-
encyst in its
muscles becoming metacercaria.
Humans or
felines then eat the
infected crabs raw. Once eaten, the
metacercaria excysts and
penetrates the gut...
-
Pseudopodocotyle bravoae.
Caballero Rodríguez, G. (1970).
Presencia de una
metacercaria progenética en el hepatopáncreas del crustáceo
Pseudothelphusa (Ptychophallus)...
-
through five
phases in
their life cycle: egg, miracidium, cercaria,
metacercaria, and
adult fluke. The eggs are p****ed in the **** of
mammalian hosts...
-
through a nymph's body wall; they then
enter the gut and form a cyst or
metacercaria,
which remains in the
nymph for the
whole of its development. If the...
-
cercariae develop in the
second intermediate host into a
resting stage, the
metacercaria,
which is
usually encysted in a cyst of host and
parasite origin, or...
