Mastering the Glossary of Helminthology

A parasite that has evolved to survive in a new host

A parasite that has the ability to change its appearance to avoid detection

A parasite that has migrated to a different organ or location in the host's body (correct)

A parasite that has the ability to reproduce asexually

A larval form of a tapeworm

A larval form of a thorny-headed worm (correct)

A larval form of a fluke

A larval form of a roundworm

To absorb nutrients from the host

To secrete digestive enzymes

To attach to the host's intestine (correct)

To produce eggs

<p>A family of anthelmintics (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The host has no immature filarial parasites (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers