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Common intestinal tapeworms Black & White Stock Photos

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. Animal parasites and human disease. Medical parasitology; Insects as carriers of disease. 284 OTHER INTESTINAL ROUNDWORMS cephala) which occasionally have been found in man. These worms are not true nematodes but are distantly related to them. They are characterized by the presence, at the anterior end of the body, of a prolonged proboscis which is covered with thornlike, recurved spines. This proboscis is sunk into the walls of the intestine of the host to gain anchorage. Like the tapeworms, the spiny-headed worms are totally devoid of any digestive tract of their own. The common species of Stock Photo
RMRD9K2N–. Animal parasites and human disease. Medical parasitology; Insects as carriers of disease. 284 OTHER INTESTINAL ROUNDWORMS cephala) which occasionally have been found in man. These worms are not true nematodes but are distantly related to them. They are characterized by the presence, at the anterior end of the body, of a prolonged proboscis which is covered with thornlike, recurved spines. This proboscis is sunk into the walls of the intestine of the host to gain anchorage. Like the tapeworms, the spiny-headed worms are totally devoid of any digestive tract of their own. The common species of
. Animal parasites and human disease. Medical parasitology; Insects as carriers of disease. 284 OTHER INTESTINAL ROUNDWORMS cephala) which occasionally have been found in man. These worms are not true nematodes but are distantly related to them. They are characterized by the presence, at the anterior end of the body, of a prolonged proboscis which is covered with thornlike, recurved spines. This proboscis is sunk into the walls of the intestine of the host to gain anchorage. Like the tapeworms, the spiny-headed worms are totally devoid of any digestive tract of their own. The common species of Stock Photo
RMPG0K9F–. Animal parasites and human disease. Medical parasitology; Insects as carriers of disease. 284 OTHER INTESTINAL ROUNDWORMS cephala) which occasionally have been found in man. These worms are not true nematodes but are distantly related to them. They are characterized by the presence, at the anterior end of the body, of a prolonged proboscis which is covered with thornlike, recurved spines. This proboscis is sunk into the walls of the intestine of the host to gain anchorage. Like the tapeworms, the spiny-headed worms are totally devoid of any digestive tract of their own. The common species of
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