Flat Worms And Round Worms

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The muscular tube through which the flat worm can suck food into its guts

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Pharynx

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What is the complexity level of flat worms

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Flat worms are the least complex of all worms

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What phylum are flat worms included in

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Platyhelminthes

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What is the Greek word for flat

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“Platy”

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What kind of symmetry do flat worms have

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Bilateral symmetry

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Term for describing animals with three fundamental cell layers

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Triploblastic

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Animals that lack a true body cavity

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Acoelomates

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Anterior structure on a tape worm; used for attachment

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Scolex

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Flat worm structure used for excretion and osmoregulation

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Protonephridia

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Process in which flatworms breathe

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Diffusion

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Class monogenea has what type of organisms

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Liver flukes or blood flukes

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An example of an organism from class turbellaria is

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Planarian

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Another name for the protective syncytial tegument of a flat worm

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Neodermis

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How long can tapeworms grow to be

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Up to 40 ft

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The first host that a parasite uses to grow and live. In this host, parasites are typically in their juvenile stage

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Intermediate host

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This class has Leaf like bodies and is comprised of parasitic flukes

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Trematoda

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A condition that may cause renal and bladder failure or liver and intestinal disease

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Schistosomiasis

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Tapeworm class

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Cestoda

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Class containing digenetic flukes

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Trematoda

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Flatworm phylum

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Platyhelminthes

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Type of fresh water, free-living flatworm

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Planarian

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Cup shaped cells which expel excess liquids from the flat worm body

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Flame shells

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Flat worms are found where

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Marine and fresh water environments

As well as on land in moist areas

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Term for organism which is mature and pregnant or full of eggs

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Gravid

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The ability of some flat worms to grow back missing body parts

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Regeneration

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A swimming fork tailed larva of a blood fluke

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Cercaria

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When an organism has two intermediate host in their life cycle

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Digenetic

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scientific term for eyespots which can detect light intensity

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Ocelli