Titlebook: Parasitic Diseases; Dickson D. Despommier,Robert W. Gwadz,Peter J. Hot Book 1995Latest edition Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1995 Protozo

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(Linnaeus 1758)n 30 cm. It has a worldwide distribution and is thought to affect 1 billion people.. Although its eggs fare best in warm, moist soil, they are highly resistant to a variety of environmental conditions and can survive even in the subarctic regions.2 There are no reservoir hosts.

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(Railliet 1896)re infected with ... Its prevalence is also high in Europe and in Asia, and there have even been epidemics in Japan and China.. The infection has been diagnosed in most parts of the world, with Puerto Rico and Australia among the exceptions.

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憤慨點(diǎn)吧

Larval Tapewormsns resembles that in the intermediate hosts; that is, humans harbor only a larval stage of the worm. Included in the list of tapeworms that cause larval infections in human populations are ., and group of related tapeworms of the genus .. Only larval infections with . (cysticercosis) and . (hydatid disease) are discussed fully here.

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