live on outside of animals that live in ocean e.g. attach to fish gill or folds/base of limbs of frog;

Monogenetic flukes-primitive,

primitive, ectoparasites-live on outside of animals that live in ocean e.g. attach to fish gill or folds/base of limbs of frog;

monogenetic, digenetic; (flukes)-need to understand their enemy, liver, water-host is usually mollusc like snail

different b/c they live in blood and dioecious; sexually dimorphic

blood flukes found where

intestinal and blatter veins b/c hold stuff that's passed out

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Zoology

lecture 10, test 2

Question	Answer
Trematoda
ectoparasites	live on outside of animals that live in ocean e.g. attach to fish gill or folds/base of limbs of frog;
Monogenetic flukes-primitive,	primitive, ectoparasites-live on outside of animals that live in ocean e.g. attach to fish gill or folds/base of limbs of frog;
Trematoda	monogenetic, digenetic; (flukes)-need to understand their enemy, liver, water-host is usually mollusc like snail
Blood flukes	different b/c they live in blood and dioecious; sexually dimorphic
blood flukes found where	intestinal and blatter veins b/c hold stuff that's passed out