-
contact with
fresh water, they
hatch and
release miracidium. In this phase,
miracidia are
ciliated and free-swimming. This
stage is
completed upon
coming in...
- if they
enter freshwater, the eggs
hatch into
miracidia.
Miracidia are free-swimming. The
miracidia then
infect gastropod intermediate hosts and develop...
- The
hatchling is
called a miracidium, a free-swimming,
ciliated larva.
Miracidia will then grow and
develop within the
intermediate host into a sac-like...
- them to
hatch as
miracidia,
which then find a
suitable intermediate snail host of the
Lymnaeidae family.
Inside this snail, the
miracidia develop into sporocysts...
- with host ****. Eggs shed in
water release free-swimming
larval forms (
Miracidia) that are
infective to the
intermediate host, in
which a****ual reproduction...
-
hatch within 15
minutes into the
larvae called miracidia. Each
miracidium is
either male or female.
Miracidia are
covered with hair-like
cilia with which...
-
leading to
release of the free-swimming,
ciliated larvae called miracidia Miracidia find and
penetrate the snails,
which are the
intermediate hosts (specific...
- note the two
prominent suckers. Eggs
ingested by the
snail hatch into
miracidia,
which develop in the snail's
hepatopancreas into the next stage, a sporocyst...
- are
embryonated and
contain the
larvae called miracidia.
Unlike most
other flukes in
which the
miracidia undergo development and swim in
water to infect...
- the eggs
along with faeces. Eggs
hatch in
water into
ciliated miracidia. The
miracidia then
enters the body of an
intermediate host,
which are snails...
