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| flatworms have__ ____ ______, _________ _________, and ________________ |
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| 3 germ layers, bilateral symmetry, and cephalization |
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| free living (not parasitic), in- |
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| fresh and marine waters (planaria) |
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| planaria respiration and circulation- |
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| pharynx (a muscular tube for bringing food) |
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| ladder of nerves, 2 ganglia (bundle of nerves), and 2 eyespots |
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| asexual by regeneration, sexual-hermaphroditic |
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| parasitic, hermaphroditic |
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| intermediate host is a snail |
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| Schistosoma-can penetrate human skin, travels through circulatory and digestive systems- robs body of nutrition |
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| parasitic flatworms, hermaphroditic (greatly expanded reproductive system |
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| tapeworm body consists of- |
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| scolex, proglottids, no digestive system |
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| knob shaped head with hooks and suckers |
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