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pharynx
muscular tube which planarians use to ingest food
flame cells
cells that connect to excretory tubules in planarians
cerebral ganglia
clusters of nerve cells at the anterior end of a planarian
eyespots
cup shaped 'organs' that sense the intensity and direction of light
flukes
leaf shaped flatworms that parasitize many animals
tegument
layer that covers the external surface
primary host
the host from which the adult parasite gets its nourishment and in shich sexual reproduction occurs
intermediate host
host from which the larvae derive their nourishment
schistosomiasis
disease caused when schistosomes penetrate the walls of veins and the small intestine or urinary bladder
proglottids
a long series of body sections that make up a tapeworm
cyst
dormant larvae surrounded by a protective covering
roundworms
worms with long, slender bodies that taper at both ends
cuticle
protective, noncellular layer that covers a roundworm
hookworms
intestinal roundworm parasites that feed on the host's blood
trichinosis
caused by trichinella. this disease causes muscle pain and stiffness
pinworm
the most common roundworm of humans in the US. they lay their eggs on the skin around the anus
filarial worms
worms that live in the lymphatic system and are spread by mosquitoes
elephantiasis
effect of severe filarial worms when the limbs become extremely swollen and skin hardens and thickens
Toxocara canis
Toxocara cati
filarial worm that causes heartworm in dogs and cats
mastax
muscular organ that breaks down food in rotifers
cloaca
common chamber in which the digestive, reproductive, and excretory systems of the rotifer empty
parthenogenesis
process in which unfertilized eggs develop into adult females