Exercise 2: Family Fasciolidae PDF
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JACQUIELYN A. BAYDO, DVM
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This document provides information about the Family Fasciolidae, including the structure and life cycle of various trematode species. It details different genera, such as Fasciola, Fascioloides, and Fasciolopsis, along with their characteristics, predilection sites, definitive hosts (DH), and intermediate hosts (IH).
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Exercise 2: Family Fasciolidae JACQUIELYN A. BAYDO, DVM Structure of Generalized Digenetic Trematode Class Trematoda: Digenea Outer cuticle layer: +/- bear spines Has an anterior (oral sucker) and ventral sucker (acetabulum) for attachment Class Trematoda: Digenea Excretory system...
Exercise 2: Family Fasciolidae JACQUIELYN A. BAYDO, DVM Structure of Generalized Digenetic Trematode Class Trematoda: Digenea Outer cuticle layer: +/- bear spines Has an anterior (oral sucker) and ventral sucker (acetabulum) for attachment Class Trematoda: Digenea Excretory system ◦ Bladder (sac-like) in its simplest form which usually terminates in the posterior part of the body ◦ Flame cell: excretory cell collecting waste product from its surroundings to be excreted Class Trematoda: Digenea Nervous system ◦ Composed of a circum-esophageal ring of fibers and a ganglia Sense organs ◦ Adult ◦ NOT present ◦ Free-living larval forms (miracidium and cercaria) ◦ +/- patches of pigment called eye spots Class Trematoda: Digenea General Life Cycle Family Fasciolidae Fasciolidae There are three important genera: ◦ Fasciola ◦ Fascioloides ◦ Fasciolopsis Family Fasciolidae, Genus Fasciola Fasciola hepatica ◦ Common liver fluke, sheep liver fluke ◦ Ova: thin-shelled, oval, operculate, browny-yellow and large ◦ Testes, ovary, ceca: branched ◦ Predilection site: Liver / bile ducts ◦ DH: Sheep, cattle, goat, horse, deer, man, other mammals ◦ IH: Snails of the genus Lymnaea ◦ Most common: Lymnaea truncatula Family Fasciolidae, Genus Fasciola Fasciola gigantica ◦ Tropical large liver fluke ◦ Ova: similar but larger than those of F. hepatica ◦ Predilection site: Liver / bile ducts ◦ IH: Snails of the genus Lymnaea ◦ DH: Cattle, buffalo, sheep, goat, pig, camel, deer, man Family Fasciolidae, Genus Fascioloides Fascioloides magna ◦ Giant liver fluke; large American liver fluke; deer fluke ◦ Gross: ◦ Large and thick, no anterior cone ◦ Rounded posterior end ◦ When fresh: flesh-colored ◦ Predilection site: Liver, occasionally bile duct ◦ DH: Deer, cattle, sheep, goat, pig, horse ◦ IH: Variety of freshwater snails, Fossaria spp, Lymnaea spp, Stagnicola spp Family Fasciolidae, Genus Fasciolopsis Fasciolopsis buski ◦ Predilection site: SI ◦ DH: Man and pig ◦ IH: “flat shelled snails” Planorbis sp., Segmentina sp., ◦ Gross appearance: ◦ Large thick-set fluke without shoulders ◦ May vary in size ◦ Elongate oval, slightly broader posteriorly ◦ Ventral sucker is situated near the anterior extremity ◦ Much larger than the oral sucker Family Fasciolidae, Genus Fasciolopsis Fasciolopsis buski ◦ Unbranched intestinal ceca ◦ Testes are tandem ◦ Branched and posterior in position ◦ Ovary ◦ Slightly to the right of the midline ◦ Vitelline glands occupy the lateral fields Family Fasciolidae, Genus Parafasciolopsis Parafasciolopsis fasciolaemorpha ◦ Predilection site: Gall bladder and digestive tract ◦ DH: Elk and wild goat ◦ 3-7.5 mm long by 1-2.5 µ in diameter ◦ IH: Snail; Coretus sp. Fascioloides magna Fasciola gigantica and Fasciola hepatica Fasciolopsis buski Illustrations to be submitted: Fasciola gigantica whole mount Fasciola gigantica LS (anterior end only) Fasciola hepatica Fascioloides magna Fasciolopsis buski Fasciola ovum Fasciola miracidium Identify and label. ALL lab exers: traditional drawing Deadline: September 30, 2024 (Monday)