1: Make a diagram of the life cycle of a diagenetic fluke worm (Class Trematoda). 2: Highlight the stage(s) of life cycle that reproduce sexually and which are capable of asexual reproduction. 3: Explain the advantages of having a life cycle with both sexual and asexual phases.

1: Make a diagram of the life cycle of a diagenetic fluke worm (Class Trematoda). 2: Highlight the stage(s) of life cycle that reproduce sexually and which are capable of asexual reproduction. 3: Explain the advantages of having a life cycle with both sexual and asexual phases.

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Chapter49: Animal Reproduction

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1: Make a diagram of the life cycle of a diagenetic fluke worm (Class Trematoda).

2: Highlight the stage(s) of life cycle that reproduce sexually and which are capable of asexual reproduction.

3: Explain the advantages of having a life cycle with both sexual and asexual phases.

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