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- Plerocercoid refers to last larval form, the infective form, found in the second intermediate host of many Cestoda with aquatic life cycles. Combes, Claude...
- typically causes little to no pathology in the host. In paratenic hosts, plerocercoids migrate mainly to subcutaneous tissues from the small intestine, causing...
- fish raw or undercooked. After ingestion of the infected fish, the plerocercoids develop into immature adults and then into mature adult tapeworms which...
- two species of tapeworm plerocercoids (Duplicibothrium spp) and merocercoids (Rhodobothrium spp) were observed. The plerocercoids occupied the digestive...
- cyclopoid copepod as the first intermediate host. When humans harbor plerocercoids of pseudophyllidean cestodes outside the small intestine, it can cause...
- of them to get to its final destination which is fish-eating birds. Plerocercoids, Ligula intestinalis larvae, influence secondary intermediate hosts’...
- also characterized by a stromal network of smooth muscle. In general, plerocercoids in the East (S. mansoni) are described as larger and more delicate than...
- Cestoda: cysticercus, cysticercoid, oncosphere (or hexacanth), coracidium, plerocercoid Annelida nectochaete, polytroch Nematoda Dauer larva, microfilaria Sipuncula...
- that then serve as paratenic host. Plerocercoid larvae is the infectious stage for the definitive host. Plerocercoids of D. dendriti**** are usually encysted...
- Regalecidae. An adult female R. glesne was found to be host to at least 63 plerocercoids (the infective larvae of tapeworms) consistent with the characteristics...