10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TONGUE WORM»
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Handbook of Amazonian Languages
_ FLESH, FLOWER, GIVE2, HEAR, HOUSE2, ROOT, SMELL, TONGUE, UP r-]N(
POSS)V BLACK, TOOTH m_Jv GOOD _M FAT, TONGUE, WORM _# DUST,
TONGUE _ue FLOWER / _gi FLESH _s ARMADILLO _ra# ARROW (C)VCVC_
EAR, ...
Desmond C. Derbyshire, Geoffrey K. Pullum, 1991
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Modern Text Book of Zoology: Vertebrates
The term glossus means 'tongue' and refers to the shape of its proboscis, collar
and genital wings bearing a close resemblance to an ox tongue, hence the
common name 'tongue worm'. The local fishermen call Balanoglossus by the
name 'ox ...
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The Bearer of Crazed and Venomous Fangs
1200–1100 B.C.E, and the tongue worm of the dog recorded by Pliny, who
learned of it from earlier (unnamed) sources. Moreover, belief in both of these
fantastical bearers of disease was if not universal, seemingly ubiquitous, and
hardly the ...
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Genetics: Classical to Modern
(12) Fertilization external in sea water. Development direct or indirect with a free-
swimming tornaria larva. Example: Tongue worm: Balanoglossus. It is a marine,
tubiculous or burrowing animal, commonly called tongue worm or acorn worm, ...
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Extraordinary Animals: An Encyclopedia of Curious and ...
The relationship between the worm lizard and beetle also involves a small
parasitic crustacean, known as a tongue worm. These live in the respiratory tract
of the worm lizard, its definitive host. To infect the reptile it must use another
animal, ...
SECTION C HEMICHORDATA Chapter 26 Balanoglossus (The Tongue Worm)
Taxonomic Position Phylum-Hemichordata Class-Enteropneusta Genus-
Balanoglossus It is a marine, soft-bodied, worm-like animal. It is commonly called
as ...
Dr. M. C. Bhatnagar, Dr. Geeta Bansal
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Taxonomic Guide to Infectious Diseases: Understanding the ...
An example is Linguatula serrata (Class Crustacea, Chapter 31), the agent
causing tongue worm disease. The tongue worm is the larval stage of a
crustacean. Likewise, the screw-worm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) is actually a
type of fly.
The tongue worm \ has no obvious features except for its head end, which has
five fingerlike parts sticking out. The middle one of the five has the tongue worm's
mouth at its tip. Horsehair worm ax. ARROW WORMS Arrow worms are ...
Martin Walters, Jinny Johnson, 2011
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Exploding Ants: Amazing Facts About How Animals Adapt
Egg-covered plants are then eaten by herbivores (plant eaters) such as rabbits.
The rabbitbecomes the newhost. Inside therabbit's intestines, hundreds of tongue
worm larvaesoon hatchoutfrom theireggs. Onceout, these larvae drill through the
...
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Clinical Atlas of Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases in Small ...
The tongue-worm Linguatula sermta is the least common nasal parasite. It
causes severe rhinitis, with violent sneezing, coughing and blood-stained
discharge. The diagnosis can be difficult because the eggs are only occasionally
found from ...
Cheryl Hedlund, Joe Taboada, Sandra Merchant, 2002
4 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «TONGUE WORM»
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tongue worm en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Researchers discover 425 million years old parasite
The tongue worm had a body similar to a worm as it had two pairs of limbs and a head. The parasite lived in the respiratory system of the host; it entered the ... «NYC Today, May 15»
425-Million-Year-Old Parasite Fossilized Mid-Invasion
The parasite, a newly identified species, is an ancient type of tongue worm, an arthropod that has a wormlike body with a head and two pairs of limbs, the ... «Discovery News, May 15»
425-Million-Year-Old 'Tongue Worm' Fossilized Mid-Invasion
The parasite, a newly identified species, is an ancient type of tongue worm, an arthropod that has a wormlike body with a head and two pairs of limbs, the ... «Live Science, May 15»
Terrifying British 'tongue worm' was an 'ancient pirate intruder' which …
The British tongue worm lived near London when the whole of southern England was covered by a subtropical ocean. Experts from the University of Leicester ... «Mirror.co.uk, May 15»
