Chapter 3 keyterms Flashcards
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Cervical alae
lateral flattened expansions of the cuticle in the region of the anterior end
Copulatory bursa
posterior lateral expansion in the male nematode
Bursal rays
fingerlike projections from the copulatory bursa
Spicules
intermittent organs or penis
Dioecious
have separate sexes
Ascaroid
Toxocara canis
the egg contains a single-cell stage within the eggshell
Trichostrongyle
hookworm type
contains a morula stage within the egg shell
Spiruroid
nematode
contains a first stage larva within the eggshell
Trichinelloid
whipworm
more oval with different ends on it
Trichuroid-type egg
same as trichinelloid
Oviparous nematode
the eggs produced by these nematodes contain single-cell stage or morula stage
Ovoviviparous nematode
eggs produced by tese nematodes contain a first-stage larva within the eggshell
Larviparous nematode
they retain their eggs within the uterus and incubate them then give birth to live larvae
Infective third-stage larva
because it is infective for the definitive host
Molt
sheds its external cuticle
Direct Life cycle
no intermediate host
Indirect Life Cycle
uses an intermediate host
hypodermis
thin layer directly beneath the nematodes cuticle
somatic muscular layer
beneath the hypodermis
pseudocoelom
not a true coelom or true body cavity
pseudocoelomic membrane
lines the pseudocoelom
rectum
female nematodes
cloaca
male nematodes
tubular testes
male nematode reproductive parts