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intestine
ceca
organ location of Echinostoma revolutum (2)
ducks
geese
other aquatic birds
fowls
pigeons
man
host of Echinostoma revolutum (6)
Family Echinostomatidae
Echinostoma revolutum family
head collar
Family Echinostomatidae
members are characterized by the presence of a _____ with rows of spines
dorsally
laterally
number 37
two alternating rows
Echinostoma revolutum
head collar - surrounding the oral sucker _____ and _____ and bearing spines, which _____ and are arranged in _____
spiny
anterior region
strong
not far behind
small
Echinostoma revolutum
cuticle - _____ in the _____
_____ ventral sucker - situated _____ the _____ oral sucker
elongated
slightly lobed
tandem
lateral fields
entire length of the body
Echinostoma revolutum
testes - are _____ and _____ and lie in _____ behind the ovary
vitellaria - in the _____ occupy almost the _____
Lymnaea
Planorbis
Echinostoma revolutum
uses various freshwater snails such as _____ and _____ as 1st and 2nd IH
Planorbis planorbis
sinistral whorls
_____ like Gyraulus convexiusculus, it has ______ but shell is wider up to 2 cm
mussels
frogs
freshwater turtles
other 2nd IH of Echinostoma revolutum (3)
small intestine
man
pigs
rodents
Eupharyphium (=Echinostoma) ilocanum
organ location (1)
hosts (3)
reniform
49-53
51
Eupharyphium (=Echinostoma) ilocanum
head collar is _____ with _____ (most commonly _____) spines in two row
Gyraulus convexiusculus
Indoplanorbis exustus
1st IH of Eupharyphium (=Echinostoma) ilocanum (2)
sinistral whorls
25 mm
13 mm
Biomphalaria
Indoplanorbis exustus
planorbid with _____, up to _____ wide and _____ tall but based on shell morphology, it is difficult to differentiate from _____
Pila luzonica
Pomacea canaliculata
Bulastra cumingiana
2nd IH of Eupharyphium (=Echinostoma) ilocanum that are important particularly in human infections (3)
kuhol
tagalog of Pila luzonica
golden or channeled apple snail
common name for Pomacea canaliculata
Family Ampullariidae
Pila luzonica and Pomacea canaliculata family
large operculated
globose shell
dextral large whorls
Family Ampullariidae
_____ freshwater gastropods with a _____ and _____
Bulastra cumingiana
depressed spire
large foot
mantle
_____
lymnaeid that is endemic in the Philippines
unusual lymnaeid by its _____ and _____ and ______
small intestine
pigs
rats
monkeys
man
Artyfechinostomum malayanum (Artyfechinostomum sufrartyfex)
organ location (1)
hosts (4)
43
5
Artyfechinostomum malayanum (Artyfechinostomum sufrartyfex)
spines - _____ including _____ corner spines
eye flukes
common name for Philophthalmus spp.
Family Philophthalmidae
Philophthalmus spp. family
conjunctival sacs
birds
mammals
man
Philophthalmus spp.
organ location (1)
hosts (1)
rarely _____ including _____
Philophthalmus rizalensis
Philophthalmus problematicus
Philophthalmus spp.
species that occur in the Philippines (2)
ducks
host of Philophthalmus rizalensis
chickens
host of Philophthalmus problematicus
Bursa of Fabricius
oviduct
birds
Prosthogonimus spp.
organ location (2)
host (1)
Family Prosthogonimidae
Prosthogonimus spp. family
Prosthogonimus cuneatus
Prosthogonimus pseudopellucidus
Prosthogonimus spp. occurring in the Philippines (2)
domestic chickens
host of Prosthogonimus cuneatus and Prosthogonimus pseudopellucidus
genital pore
Prosthogonimus spp.
_____ - located anteriorly beside the oral sucker
body and nasal cavities
air sacs
wild aquatic birds
Cyclocoelum spp.
organ location (2)
host (1)
Family Cyclocoelidae
Cyclocoelum spp. family
present but weakly developed
absent
well-developed
simple
intestinal loop
ring
Cyclocoelum spp.
oral sucker - may be _____
ventral sucker - _____
pharynx - _____
intestinal ceca - _____ and unite posteriorly, forming an _____ or _____
entire
oblique
triangle
numerous transverse coils
central field
behind the mouth
Cyclocoelum spp.
testes - _____ and _____, forming a _____ with the ovary
uterus - consists of _____ filling the _____
genital pore - opens _____
kidneys
ureters
collecting tubules
birds
Tanaisia spp.
organ location (3)
host (1)
Family Eucotylidae
Tanaisia spp. family
unite
posterior end
absent
Tanaisia spp.
ceca - _____ at some distance from the _____
ventral sucker - _____
intestine
ceca
aquatic birds
Notocotylus spp.
organ location (2)
host (1)
Family Notocotylidae
Notocotylus spp. family
absent
ventral eversible papillae
ventral glands
Notocotylus spp.
ventral sucker - _____
_____ - 3 longitudinal rows (originally called ______)
deeply lobed
horizontal
posterior end of the body
deeply lobed
intertesticular
Notocotylus spp.
testes - _____, _____ and situated near the _____
ovary - _____, is _____ in position
regular transverse coils
near the oral sucker
lateral fields anterior
Notocotylus spp.
uterus - consists of almost _____
genital pore - opens _____
vitellaria - occupy the _____ to the testes
Notocotylus intestinalis
Notocotylus naviformis
Notocotylus species occurring in the Philippines (2)
intestine
chickens
ducks
Notocotylus intestinalis
organ location (1)
hosts (2)
intestine
ducks
Notocotylus naviformis
organ location (1)
host (1)
small intestine
dogs
cats
pigs
humans
Heterophyes heterophyes
organ location (1)
hosts (4)
Family Heterophyidae
Heterophyes heterophyes family
small
1.7 mm
slightly pyriform
teardrop-shaped
Family Heterophyidae
members are _____ up to _____ long
shape - _____ or _____
behind
beside
incomplete circle
Heterophyes heterophyes
gonotyl - _____ and _____ the ventral sucker
_____ of small rods
digestive tract
respiratory and urogenital system
various vertebrates
Styphlodora spp.
organ location (1)
exceptional cases (1)
host (1)
Family Plagiorchiidae
Styphlodora spp. family
kidney
Python reticulatus
Styphlodora renalis
trematode from the _____ of _____
slightly attenuated
Styphlodora renalis
it is _____ anteriorly