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Chapter 12, Problem 10R
DRAW IT A generalized life cycle of the liver fluke Clonorchis sinensis is shown below. Label the fluke’s stages. Identify: the intermediate host(s). Identify the definitive host(s). To what phylum and class does this animal belong?
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