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| When a parasite wanders from its usual site to another organ or location where it does not originally use |
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elongated, unsegmented, round worms
(spiny probiscs on anterior end-thorny headed worms) |
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| chemicals that kill mites and ticks |
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| Chemicals that kill adult insects |
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| Patients that do not hold the ability to usually get infected by heartworm |
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| Chemicals that helminth parasites |
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| Chemicals that kill protozoans |
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| Chemcials that kill tricks and mites |
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| one symbiont benefits and the other is not harmed but does not benefit |
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vs scientific
Roundworm vs. Toxocara |
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| A host that harbours the adult or mature parasite |
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| A parasite that lives on the body of the hose (tick) |
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| A parasite that lives within the body of the host (heartworm) |
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| Same as aberrant-organsim that wanders from site of infection |
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| Parasite that has a broad range of hosts |
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| A parasite that does not depend on the hose to complete its life cycle |
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| Same as Facultative (free living, can become parasitic in certain hosts but not all) |
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| Class of living things that can be then subdivided into subordinate divisions |
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| Generic category for worms |
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| A parasite that only infects one type of host |
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| An animal or plant that a parasite lives on or in and benefits |
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| Lives on or in another organism |
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| Invasion of body by disease causing agents |
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| A state of being over run by parasites |
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| Chemicals that kill flease, flies, lice |
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| Host that holds the juveniles or immature parasites |
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| creating young that are larvae |
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| development of parasites through all stages |
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| Any disease or parasite that humans are able to get form animals |
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| an organism that does not cause disease itself but spreads the pathogen |
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| The host is what transports the parasie and then starts the cycle, otherwise will remain suspended |
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| Any association with two living things |
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| Parasite with narrow host range |
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| The second part of the scientific name within name of species |
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| is the host where the disease occurs |
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| Any living object that is not a parasite but can be identified as one |
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| part of a symbiotic relationship, is carried by larger member |
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| plant or animal that lives on host and obtains some advantage |
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| potential ability to cause disease |
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| Host that is not needed for devlopment of parasite but can still happen |
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| Study of parasites and their hosts and the relationship between the two |
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| Chemicals that kill parasites |
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| Animal is infected with host and can be pathogenic but the host shows no clinical signs |
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| An organism that lives on another organism and may benefit from that host |
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| Eggs with 1st stage of larva (incubated, no egg stage) |
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| Egg with a single cell (early embrionic stage) |
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| A parsite that cannot complete its cycle without the proper host |
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| Both organisms benefit and neither are harmed |
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| Parisite restricted to a particular host |
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| Kill certain filarial helminths |
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| Linnaean Classification Scheme |
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| Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genes, Species |
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