Parasit Midterm 4 #5 (Cestodes)

3. Definitive host of Moniezia sp.
5. The intermediate hosts of Moniezia, Anoplocephala, and Paranoplocephala spp.
7. The common clinical status for animals infected with rumen flukes or broad fish tapeworms
11. One of the many second intermediate hosts of Mesocesoides sp.
14. Definitive hosts of Paranoplocephala sp.
15. Pathogenesis of the small intestine after infection with adult worms
16. The larval stage of Mesocestoides that can multiply asexually in the second intermediate host
17. The general term for any larval stage of a tapeworm
19. Slit-like grooves on the scolex used for attachment by Dibothriocephalus lati
21. A common source of zoonotic Dibothriocephalus infection for humans
22. The first intermediate host for Dibothriocephalus lati
23. Parasitology loves a food descriptor. Dipylidium caninum have been desribed as cucumber seeds or ___ in feces or fur
24. The intermediate host of Dipylidium caninum
25. The type of life cycle all tapeworms possess

1. Name for the segments of tapeworms
2. The ___ organ is a structure in certain Mesocestoides spp. segments where eggs accumulate
4. The description of feces seen in dogs infected with Mesocestoides spp.
6. The specific name for plerocercoids of Spirometra species
7. The type of reproduction larvae perform within an intermediate host
8. The primary localization side of adult tapeworms in definitive hosts
9. The attachment organ or head of a tapeworm
10. Larvae from Moniezia sp. and Anoplocephala sp. can ___ on pasture
12. The infective metacestode stage that live in moss mites before ingestion by definitive hosts
13. The disease caused when larval tapeworms invade accidental host tissue (i.e Spirometra mansonoides)
18. How eggs are commonly found from Dipylidium caninum
20. The junction in the horse's intestine where tapeworms often cluster