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Mature nematode from the abomasum of a calf; length 7mm
Trichostongylus axei, excretory pore in notch
Mature nematode from the abomasum of a sheep; length 30mm
Haemonchus contortus, vulvar flap linguiform
Mature female nematode from the small intestine of calf; length 11mm; eggs of normal size
Cooperia oncophora, cephalic cuticular dilation
Mature nematode from the colon of a sheep; large bell-shaped buccal capsule
Chabertia ovina, reduced leaf crowns
Mature male nematode from the colon of a horse; 15mm long, no teeth
Cyathostome, rectangular buccal capsule
Mature nematode from the small intestine of a dog; length 15cm
Toxocara canis, round, rough shelled eggs
mature nematode from the stomach of a pig; length 10mm; cephalic cuticular dilation
Hyostrongylus rubidus, short equal spicules
Immature nematode from beneath peritoneum of a horse
Strongylus edentatus, no buccal teeth
Mature nematode from the small intestine of a chicken; 15mm long; slender and delicate
Capillaria sp., eggs with bipolar plugs
Mature nematode from the lung of a sheep; 10cm long
Dictyocaulus filaria, males with short spicules
How many moults and stages are there in the nematode life cycle?
4 molts, 6 stages
In the Strongylida the infective stage is...
L3 in the intermediate host or free-living
Exsheathment is...
completion of the second moult of certain larvae after or during infection of the definitive host
the minimum temp for the development of most infective larvae of stongylid nematodes is in the region of...
10 degrees C
The optimum temperature for the development of most free-living infective larvae of strongylid nematodes is in the region of....
25 degrees C
The minimum time for the development to the infective stage of free-living larvae of strongylid nematodes under optimum conditions is about...
6-7 days
What is ESSENTIAL to the migration and survival of free-living strongylid infective larvae?
moisture and stable temperatures
What is the prepatent period of a nematode infection?
the time between infection of the definitive host and the appearance of eggs or larvae
Which route are trichostrongyloid nematodes infective by?
ingestion only
with few exceptions trichostrongyloid nematodes inhabit..
the alimentary tract
with few exceptions trichostrongyloid nematodes have ..... life cycles and ....... migrate in the final host.
direct life cycles, do not migrate