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| ectoparasites of fish, amphibians, and reptiles. |
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| endoparasitic flukes of both domestic and wild animals. |
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| muscular opening at one end of a fluke that connects to the pharynx. |
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| Ventral Sucker (acetabulum) |
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| a organ used to hold the fluke in place. |
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| common name for trematodes |
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| the life stage where egg meets water and hatches, this stage has cilia to swim. |
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| the life stage where the fluke is the shape of a sac where the next stage develops. |
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| the life stage of the fluke that develops inside the sporocyst. inside of which the next life stage develops. |
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| the life stage of the fluke that is expelled from the each redia, this stage can take one of three paths. |
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| and organism that has both male and female reproductive parts. |
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| a door or opening on either side of a fluke egg . |
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| developmental stage following penetration of the miracidium into the snail |
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| encysted stage in the life cycle of the trematode usually found on vegetation or within a second intermediate host. |
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| flatted, unsegmented, leaflike bodies. |
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| a species that is not generally used as a host for a parasite but if used the life cycle cannot continue. |
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| A group of flukes that rumen flukes belong to. |
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| "Split body" unique flukes that are not hermaphroditic. |
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| Schistosome cercarial dermatitis |
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| a condition in which avian schistosomes infect a human host. |
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| a condition reaction fish get to the presence of metacercaria. |
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