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what are platyhelminthes?

flat worms

what does platyhelminthes include?

tape worms,flukes, and planarians

body structure

-bilateral symmetry (body can be evenly divided lengthwise)


~cephalic


~nervous system


~acelomate



what does cephalic mean?

they have a distinct head

how is their nervous system?

-varies greatly


-usually very primitive in parasites

what is the acelomate?

-3 layers of cell tissue:


~endoderm


~ectoderm


~mesoderm


-no actual body cavity

reproduction

sexual or asexual

asexual reproduction in tape worms

hermaphroditic using proglottids

asexual reproduction in planarians

regeneration

nutrition

varies greatly

planarian nutrition

extend pharynx through a mouth, food digested outside the body, digested food sucked back into the body through the pharynx, and into the digestive tract. then, cells receive food by endocytosis.

tapeworm and fluke (other parasistic species) nutrition

absorb nutrients directly from host