| Information on 113 trematode, 86 cestode, 13 acanthocephalan, 37 nematode, 5 leech, 12 mite, and 15 lice species is included. |
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| The solution of several apicomplexan, acanthocephalan and trematode parasites to this problem is a particularly efficient yet improbable one. |
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| Monitoring for trematode eggs is difficult due to lack of standardized procedures. |
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| Schistosomiasis, or bilharzia, is a parasitic disease caused by trematode flatworms of the genus Schistosoma. |
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| Another trematode, Cercaria mirabilis, is notable for its unusually large larvae form, called a cercaria. |
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| Most trematode eggs require oxygen in order to form the first larval stages and light in order to hatch. |
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| A trematode belonging to the genus Paragonimus is the very common oriental lung fluke. |
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| Tadpoles in ponds with snails pick up trematode larvae, called cercariae. |
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| Fasciolopsiasis, infection of humans and swine by the trematode Fasciolopsis buski, a parasitic worm. |
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| It is caused by a blood trematode, not by a liver fluke. |
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| The results: 3.3 million people die annually from diarrhoeal diseases, 3.5 billion are infected with intestinal parasites, 40 million have trematode infections. |
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| In Britain, fascioliasis disease is caused mainly by a trematode parasite called fasciola hepatica. |
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| Zoonotic trematode and cestode infections have been reported from semi-arid environments. |
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| Sand crabs are a first intermediate host to the acanthocephalan Profilicolis kenti and the trematode Microphallus nicolli. |
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| There were indications that the heating of fish to 70ยบ, or the use of traditional methods such as salting, smoking, fermenting or curing of fish may be insufficient to eliminate food-borne trematode infections. |
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| In some species the trematode modifies the behaviour or appearance of the second intermediate host in ways that increase the likelihood that it will be eaten by the proper definitive host. |
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| A gender of trematode liver iron of family Fasciolidae. |
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| Distribution and infection relationships of an undescribed digenetic trematode, its exotic intermediate host, and endangered fishes in springs of west Texas. |
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| Taxonomists are interested in them as well because the rate of new species discovery is proportionally high relative to that of other fish trematode groups. |
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| Eleven trematode species infect red foxes, including Metorchis conjunctus. |
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| At least one case report of strandings in Japan's Goto Islands has been associated with parasitic neuropathy of the eighth cranial nerve by a trematode in the genus Nasitrema. |
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| During April of 1933 and 1934 she visited the Lake and recovered specimens of a digenetic trematode from the intestines of three species of turtles. |
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| While lateral gene transfer from a trematode worm could ultimately benefit the lake sturgeon, evidence of the Trichomonas pathogen is more likely to have a negative effect. |
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