- An
oncosphere is the
larval form of a
tapeworm once it has been
ingested by an
intermediate host animal. The
intermediate host must
ingest the tapeworm's...
- cercaria; Monogenea: oncomiracidium; Cestoda: cysticercus, cysticercoid,
oncosphere (or hexacanth), coracidium,
plerocercoid Annelida nectochaete, polytroch...
- disintegrate,
releasing eggs,
which measure 30 to 47 µm in diameter. The
oncosphere is
covered with a thin, hyaline,
outer membrane and an inner,
thick membrane...
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animal such as a cow. This
animal then
becomes an
intermediate host, the
oncosphere boring through the gut wall and
migrating to
another part of the body...
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embryonated eggs,
called oncospheres, are
released with
faeces and are
transmitted to
cattle through contaminated fodder.
Oncospheres develop inside muscle...
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General description of the egg and
oncosphere of
Echinococcus spp....
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their fodder. Pigs
ingest the eggs,
which develop into larvae, then into
oncospheres, and
ultimately into
infective tapeworm cysts,
called cysticercus. Humans...
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tapeworm eggs in
their ****.
Annelids eat the eggs,
where they
hatch into
oncosphere larvae that move
through intestinal wall and
become procercoid larvae...
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hatches in the
small intestine of the
intermediate host and
releases an
oncosphere that
penetrates the
intestinal wall and
moves through the circulatory...
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stages inside different hosts. The
initial six-hooked embryo,
known as an
oncosphere or hexacanth,
forms through cleavage. In the
order Pseudophyllidea, it...
