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Content: What kind of special organs do flukes have for adhesion? suckers and hooks
How do trematoda acquire food? by feeding on host cells/cell fragments
What 3 main digestive structures do trematoda have? pharynx, intestine, mouth
Why is it okay that flukes lack special sensory organs? They're in a host-which is dark. What is the difference between an intermediate host and a definitive host? definitive-the host that the parasite inhabits during most of it's adult life
intermediate-host inhabited during larval/first part of life
Which of the following is a member of class Secernentea: a)hookworm
b)filarial worm
c)pinworm
d)ascaris
e)trichina
a, b, c, and d
Which of the following is a member of phylum nemotoda: a)hookworm
b)filarial worm
c)pinworm
d)ascaris
e)trichina
all
Which of the following is a member of class Adenophorea: a)hookworm
b)filarial worm
c)pinworm
d)ascaris
e)trichina
e
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