Parasitic Diseases of Poultry
Parasitic Diseases of Poultry
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These are all hermaphrodites — that is, they have male and female oro-ans in the same individual.
(iii. ) The Nemathehmnths or "' Round Worms/ or Thread-worms, again mostly parasitic. But round in shape, and tapering to a point at each extremity.
These two latter groups are generally known as Entozoa, on account of their parasitism being internal. All the Entozoa have but feeble respiratorv powers, respiration being carried on through the skin. They are found in all manner of organs and in all ...kinds of animals, man being subject to a great number, although serious consequences in our country from their presence are very exceptional.
The Flat Worms are again divided into three groups, two only of which are of importance to us here.
G2 WORM PARASITES.
These are the Cestodes or Tapeworms (fig. 19), and the Trematodes or Flukes. The former being ribbon- like, the latter leaf-like in form.
Tapeworms are nearly always segmented ; the adult form lives in the intestines, the earlier stages in various organs of the body — two distinct hosts for these stages being necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are all hermaphrodites — that is, they have male and female oro-ans in the same individual.
(iii. ) The Nemathehmnths or "' Round Worms/ or Thread-worms, again mostly parasitic. But round in shape, and tapering to a point at each extremity.
These two latter groups are generally known as Entozoa, on account of their parasitism being internal. All the Entozoa have but feeble respiratorv powers, respiration being carried on through the skin. They are found in all manner of organs and in all ...kinds of animals, man being subject to a great number, although serious consequences in our country from their presence are very exceptional.
The Flat Worms are again divided into three groups, two only of which are of importance to us here.
G2 WORM PARASITES.
These are the Cestodes or Tapeworms (fig. 19), and the Trematodes or Flukes. The former being ribbon- like, the latter leaf-like in form.
Tapeworms are nearly always segmented ; the adult form lives in the intestines, the earlier stages in various organs of the body — two distinct hosts for these stages being necessary.
What to read after Parasitic Diseases of Poultry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Vincent Theobald to read onlineMoreLess
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