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Flukes
Is a fluke a hermaphrodite?
Flukes (Trematodes) Prominent oral and ventral suckers help maintain position in situ. Flukes are hermaphroditic except for blood flukes, which are bi...
How do flukes reproduce?
Liver flukes reproduce both sexually and asexually. ... The larvae stage known as sporocyst reproduces asexually with its offspring developing into re...
How do flukes move?
The young worms move through the intestinal wall, the abdominal cavity, and the liver tissue, into the bile ducts, where they develop into mature adul...
What is the most dangerous Fluke?
Are flukes dangerous to humans?What are most flukes?Where do flukes live in humans?How big can liver flukes get?Can dogs get fluke?What does flukes l...
How do flukes breathe?
Flatworms do not have a respiratory system. Instead, they have pores that allow oxygen to enter through their body. Oxygen enters the pores by diffusi...
Does a liver fluke have legs?
What fluke looks like?What are characteristics of flukes?How do liver flukes move?What does a blood fluke look like?Are flukes segmented?How big can ...
Where do flukes live?
Flukes can be found in any place where untreated human waste is utilized as manure. Few flukes (Fasciola hepatica) live on the gills, skin, or outside...
What family does liver fluke belong to?
What group does a liver fluke belong to?What family do flukes belong to?What is a fluke classified as?Is liver fluke a nematode?Which animal is an in...
Where does a fluke live?
Flukes can be found in any place where untreated human waste is utilized as manure. Few flukes (Fasciola hepatica) live on the gills, skin, or outside...