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28 Cards in this Set
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Special sense organs in roundworms |
Amphids |
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Thick outside outer covering of a roundworm |
Cuticle |
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Difference between roundworm and flatworm nervous system |
Nerviring |
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A hollow fluid filled cavity that ha partially lined by mesodermtgebna |
Pseudocoelum |
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The name for inflammation of the abdominal cavity lining |
Peritonitis |
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Main source of contamination for parasitic roundworms |
Water |
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Three cell layers |
Triploblastic |
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Main traditions source for trichicella in humans |
Soil |
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What are roundworms able to survive |
Environmental extremes |
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Disease causing fiery pain in legs and feet when it erupts the nem |
Guineaworm |
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The nematode that attacked soybeans is from where |
China |
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Most common parasitic worm infection in humans |
Pinworms |
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Type of hookworm infestation where the parasites burrow holes |
Larva migrants |
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Greek meaning of the word “Nematos” |
Thread |
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Most life threatening canine worms |
Heart worms |
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What do roundworms have for waste compaction |
Rectum |
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Condition describe as swollen tissue |
Lymphedema |
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Reason hookworms are spread so easily in Africa |
They have no shoes |
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What do roundworms add to the soil |
Nutrients and aerate |
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What type of symmetry do nematodes display |
Bilateral |
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Most common nematode in children an |
Pinworms |
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Animals that have a true body cavity i |
Coelomates |
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Interconnected glandular cells making up the excretory system of roundworms |
Renette cells |
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Disease that causes thickening and hardening of the skin |
Elephantiasis |
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What have great ecological importance bloo |
Roundworms |
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Bloodsucking roundworms that live in the small intestine |
Hookworms |
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Female and males differing in size |
Dimorphism |
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Number of digestive tract opening on a roundworm |
Two |
