Trematoda

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Trematoda is a class of parasitic flatworms, commonly known as flukes, that infect a wide range of animal hosts including humans.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf class
parasitic flatworms
taxonomicRank
bodyShape dorsoventrally flattened
bodySymmetry bilateral symmetry
canInfect birds
fish
humans
mammals
reptiles
commonName flukes
diseaseAssociation trematodiasis
economicImpact public health importance
veterinary importance
eggType operculated eggs (most species)
feedingType endoparasite
hasAttachmentOrgans oral sucker
ventral sucker (acetabulum)
hasBodyCavity acoelomate
hasDigestiveSystem incomplete digestive tract
hasNervousSystem ladder-like nervous system
includesSubclass Aspidogastrea NERFINISHED
Digenea
isParasitic true
kingdom Animalia
larvalStage cercaria
metacercaria
miracidium
redia
sporocyst
lifeCycleType complex life cycle
notableGenus Clonorchis
Fasciola NERFINISHED
Opisthorchis NERFINISHED
Paragonimus NERFINISHED
Schistosoma NERFINISHED
phylum Platyhelminthes NERFINISHED
reproductionMode asexual reproduction in intermediate host
mostly hermaphroditic
sexual reproduction in definitive host
requiresIntermediateHost true
subphylum Neodermata NERFINISHED
superclass Trematoda (sensu lato)
typicalDefinitiveHost vertebrates
typicalHabitat bile ducts
blood vessels
internal organs of vertebrates
intestine
typicalIntermediateHost freshwater snails
molluscs

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Schistosoma mansoni class Trematoda