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| a parasite found in a location it does not normally live |
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| a phylum of parasitic spiny headed worms |
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| pesticides that kill members of the arachnids subclass acari (like ticks and mites) |
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| pesticide designed to kill adult insects rather than their larvae |
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| refers to the absence of immature filarial parasites |
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| phylum ringed/segmented worms |
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| drugs that stun & kill parasites who then export the body |
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| drugs that treats protozoan infections |
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| class of joint-legged invertebrate animals (8 legs) |
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genus of parasitic nematode worms
"small intestinal roundworms" |
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| relationship with two organisms where one benefits and the other is unaffected |
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| the known name in life, scientific name |
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| a host in which a parasite reaches maturity and reproduces sexually if possible |
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| a parasite that lives on the outside of their host |
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| a parasite that lives on the inside of their host |
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| same as abbarent (found where it doesn't belong) |
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| an organism that may resort to parasitic activity, but does not rely on it to complete life cycle |
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| parasite that can live on its own |
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| the general type of organism |
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| parasitic worms that can be seen by naked eye when mature |
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| a parasite that will infract only one type of host |
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| organism that is the victim of a parasite or commensalism or mutualism and provides nourishment and shelter |
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| a parasite living on a host that isn't its normal host |
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| the invasion of an organisms body tissue by disease causing agents |
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| the state of being overrun by pests or parasites |
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| class of invertebrates that have a chitinous exoskeleton, three part body, three pairs of jointed legs, a pair on antenna, and compound eyes |
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| a substance used to kill insects |
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| a host that harbors the parasite for only a short amount of time during which some development stage is completed |
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| producing larvae instead of eggs |
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| the sequences of life an organism undergoes from birth to death and returning to the starting state |
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| linnaean classification scheme |
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| a classification of living things based on their bodies |
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| treatment to kill adult worms |
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| development is restricted to the tissues of a single host individual |
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| relationship beneficial to both parties |
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| roundworms of phylum nematoda |
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| an organism that cannot complete its lifecycle without exploiting a suitable host |
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| producing eggs that mature and hatch |
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| internal fertilization, offspring born alive, nourish from mom through egg yolk not placenta, mom's body provides gas exchange |
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| organism that survives by living on a host and harming them |
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| an animal is infected but shows no clinical signs |
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| infestation or disease caused by parasites |
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| simple and complex chemical compounds used to treat specific internal and external parasites |
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| the study of parasites, their hosts and the relationship between the two |
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| (transport host) parasite remains within host but doesn't undergo development |
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| the capacity of certain species of microbes or viruses to cause a disease |
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| can invade host for short amount of time and still obtain nourishment and other benefits |
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| a relationship where the small member travels on top of the larger member |
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| simple, unsegmented, soft-bodied invertebrates in the Platyhelminthes phylum (flatworms) |
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| single celled dividing parasites |
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| a living organism or object that can be mistaken as a parasite, but is harmless |
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| a vertebrate host where a parasite or disease occurs in nature and is a source of infection for humans and domestic animals |
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| the name it is called world wide |
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| indicates the specific animal itself |
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| a parasite with a narrow host range |
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| any relationship between two organisms of different species |
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| (paratenic host) a host in which a parasite remains arrested in and does not undergo any development |
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| a platyhelminth, (flukes) |
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| an agent that carries and transmits a pathogen into a living organism |
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| a disease or parasite transmissible from animals to humans |
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