The tapeworm is anchored to the mucosa of small intestine by means of
proglottids
scolex
acetabuli
rostellum
- Which of the following is true ?
- In Fasciola hepatica, germ cells of the redia larva give rise to
- The head region of tapeworm is known as
- The cysticerci in pig muscles can remain alive for
- Taenia solium poses no problem in
- Microfilaria refer to
- Fasciola hepatica is an endoparasite that lives in the
- Flame cells are the excretory organs of animals belonging the phylum
- The intermediate host of Fasciola is
- The filaria parasite is transmitted by
- The intermediate host in the life cycle of Taenia saginata is
- The correct sequence of various larvae in liver fluke is :
- Which of the parasites has no alimentary canal ?
- Hexacanth is the embryo of
- In helminthes, flame cells are components of their
- The most important fluke infestation of man is
- Filarial larvae are found in men's
- Intermediate host of Taenia saginata is
- A worm infestation is medicaly referred to as a
- The cuticle has spines in
- Tapeworms obtain their nutrition from the host by
- The tapeworm is anchored to the mucosa of small intestine by means of
- The common pinworm of man, Enterobius vermicularis is found in
- Wuchereria bancrofti is transmitted by
- Rabidities are present in the cells of epidermis in
- A matured proglottid of Taenia means asegment in which
- Oncosphere larva belongs to
- Dracunculus medinensis is commonly called
- Cysticercus or bladder worm is the larva of
- The embryos, oncospheres of .Taenia sag-ginata are released in