Look up: cestoda

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   Cestoda
   Cestoda (the Cestodes) is a class of phylum platyhelminthes commonly known as the tapeworms. They are internal parasites lacking an alimentary canal. They have no definite sense organs, and the nervous system is poorly developed. The cuticle is thick and many-layered. Hooks and/or suckers are limited to one end. They have great reproductive powers, both sexual and asexual.
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   Cestoda
   [n] - tapeworms
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   cestoda
   A subclass of segmented worms comprising the tapeworms. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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   Cestoda
   class Cestoda noun tapeworms
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   Cestoda
   In biology, `Cestoda` is the class of parasitic flatworms, called `Cestoda` or `tapeworms`, that live in the digestive tract of vertebrates as adults and often in the bodies of various animals as juveniles.
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   Cestoda
   (sәs-to´dә) a subclass of Cestoidea comprising the true tapeworms, which have a head (scolex) and segments (proglottids). The adults are endoparasitic in the alimentary tract and associated ducts of various vertebrate hosts; their larvae may be found in various organs and tissues.
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   Cestoda
   A subclass of tapeworms (class Cestoidea), containing the typical members of this group, including the segmented tapeworms that parasitize humans and domestic animals. Syn: Eucestoda [G. kestos, girdle]
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