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Infection by
trematodes can
cause disease in all five
traditional vertebrate classes: mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and fish.
Trematodes are commonly...
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Trematodes are
parasitic flatworms of the
class Trematoda,
specifically parasitic flukes with two suckers: one
ventral and the
other oral.
Trematodes...
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Digenea (Gr. Dis – double,
Genos – race) is a
class of
trematodes in the
Platyhelminthes phylum,
consisting of
parasitic flatworms (known as flukes) with...
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mainly by
digenean trematodes.
Symptoms can
range from mild to
severe depending on the species,
number and
location of
trematodes in the
infected organism...
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cercaria (plural cercariae) is a
larval form of the
trematode class of parasites. It
develops within the
germinal cells of the
sporocyst or redia. A...
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Liver fluke is a
collective name of a
polyphyletic group of
parasitic trematodes under the
phylum Platyhelminthes. They are prin****lly
parasites of the...
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trematodes-2/
trematodes-small-intestine/diplostomatidae/alaria-marcianae/ http://www.vetbook...
- The
miracidium is the
second stage in the life
cycle of
trematodes. When
trematode eggs are laid and come into
contact with
fresh water, they
hatch and...
- Laurer's
canal is a part of the
reproductive system of
trematodes,
analogous to the ****.
Trematodes are a
class of worm-like
parasites divided into two...
- help to
reduce the
prevalence of gastropod-borne
parasitic diseases.
Trematodes (commonly
known as flukes) are a
subclass of the
Trematoda and are obligatory...
