Platyhelmenthes (flat worms) These creatures have unique regeneration properties. What does that mean? We looked at a few parasitic examples of this group. Be able to identify the life cycle of one or more of these individuals. What is a primary host? A secondary host? Distinguish between turbellaria, trematode and cestoda

Platyhelmenthes (flat worms) These creatures have unique regeneration properties. What does that mean? We looked at a few parasitic examples of this group. Be able to identify the life cycle of one or more of these individuals. What is a primary host? A secondary host? Distinguish between turbellaria, trematode and cestoda

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter27: Protists

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Problem 5TYK: The group Diplomonadida is characterized by: a. a mouthlike gullet and hairlike surface. Paramecium...

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