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s and digenean parasites. In this chapter the use of the term “echinostome” will refer to the 37 collar spine species within the genus . that have received attention, rather than to all members of the digenean order Echinostomatiformes, the superfamily Echinostomatoidea or the family Echinostomatida

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An Overview of the Biology of Echinostomes,eir characteristic morphological feature is a crown of spines and a collar-like tegumentary flap surrounding the oral sucker. Larval stages develop in freshwater and marine snails, mussels, insects, amphibians and reptiles. Adult and larval echinostomes are used widely as models for laboratory work for the following reasons:

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An Overview of the Biology of Echinostomes,eir characteristic morphological feature is a crown of spines and a collar-like tegumentary flap surrounding the oral sucker. Larval stages develop in freshwater and marine snails, mussels, insects, amphibians and reptiles. Adult and larval echinostomes are used widely as models for laboratory work

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The Systematics of the Echinostomes, vertebrate hosts of all classes. This group exhibits a substantial taxonomic diversity (91 nominal genera are described), which is associated with the broad range of final hosts and a wide geographical distribution. Adult echinostomes are predominantly found in birds, but also parasitize mammals an