These cells are used as an excretory mechanism.

Which class utilizes oral suckers to move through the bloodstream and attach to their vertebrate hosts?

How does class Turbellaria reproduce asexually?

What type of body plan does Phylum Platyhelminthes have?

How does a host become infected with Trichinella?

Organ in Phylum Rotifera that chops their food.

The simple brain of flatworms that consists of the nerve cells clustered in the anterior end.

What class would you find tapeworms in?

The knob-shaped head of tapeworms that contains hook/suckers to attach to host.

How many openings does a roundworm have?

Where is the mouth of a flatworm usually located?

What is a group of cells that can detect light called?

What is the scientific name of a beef tapeworm?

Body sections that form behind the scolex that contain male and female reproductive structures.