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2015
Adult trematodes have distinctive morphology, often with a leaf-like body plan. Despite the diverse range of body sites infected by adult trematodes, the eggs of most digenean flukes are voided with feces. There are many subtle variations in life cycle patterns, but two predominant life cycle strategies exist for these trematodes.
Jones, Malcolm K. +2 more
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Adult trematodes have distinctive morphology, often with a leaf-like body plan. Despite the diverse range of body sites infected by adult trematodes, the eggs of most digenean flukes are voided with feces. There are many subtle variations in life cycle patterns, but two predominant life cycle strategies exist for these trematodes.
Jones, Malcolm K. +2 more
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Proteomics of foodborne trematodes
Journal of Proteomics, 2011Food-borne trematodiases are among the most neglected tropical diseases, not only in terms of research funding, but also in the public media. The Trematoda class contains several species identified as the causal agents of these diseases whose biological cycle, geographical distribution and epidemiology have been well characterised.
Rafael, Toledo +2 more
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Intraocular Infection with a Trematode
New England Journal of Medicine, 2017A 17-year-old boy from a rural town in Mexico presented with decreased visual acuity and pain in his right eye. Slit-lamp examination, shown in a video, revealed an intraocular infection with a trematode.
Pablo J, Guzman-Salas +1 more
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A Trematode Parasite of Simulium
Nature, 1962WHEN one of us (D. J. L.) was working with the Venezuelan Ministry of Health as a World Health Organization consultant he found encysted digenetic-trematode metacercariae in Simulium exiguum Roubaud, which is a common man-biting fly and may be a secondary vector of human onchocerciasis. Trematodes have been found in many insects1, but not in Simuliidae
D J, LEWIS, C A, WRIGHT
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Trematodes 2024: the inaugural international meeting for trematode researchers
Trends in ParasitologyInspired by the various meetings held for other specific parasite lineages, two eminent scientists - Isabel Blasco-Costa (Natural History Museum of Geneva) and Scott Cutmore (Queensland Museum) - focused on the Trematoda, organised a comparable meeting for this group of parasites, the richest of the metazoan parasite lineages.
Storm B. Martin +11 more
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