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Classification of Aschelminthes: 3 Types | Worms

The following three points highlight the classification of aschelminthes: 1. Enterobius Classification 2. Ascaris Classification 3. Ancylostoma Classification. Type # 1. Enterobius Classification: Phylum: Aschelminthes Pseudo coelomate, vermiform; un-segmented or superficially segmented clothed with cuticle; straight or curved digestive tube. Class: Nemotoda Body un-segmented; cilia absent; alimentary canal straight or curved. Order: Oxyuroidea Parasitic on vertebrates; three or six lips, [...]

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Classification of Platyhelminthes: 7 Types | Worms

The following seven points highlight the classification of Platyhelminthes: 1. Polystoma Classification 2. Fasciola Classification 3. Schistosoma Classification 4. Paramphistomum Classification 5. Echinococcus Granulosus Classification 6. Dipylidium caninum Classification 7. Cotugnia Classification. Type # 1. Polystoma Classification: Phylum: Platyhelminthes Aceolomate, organ grade and flatworm. Class: Trematoda Ecto-or endoparasitic; body well without epidermis and cilia, well-development suckers present. Order: Monogenea Oral [...]

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Laboratory Reagents Required in Preparation of Permanent Slides

In this article we will discuss about the six important laboratory reagents required in preparation of permanent slides. The laboratory reagents are: 1. Fixing and Killing Agents 90% Alcohol 2. Stains 3. Alcoholic Grades 4. Physiological Salines 5. Mayer's Albumens 6. Preservatives. 1. Fixing and Killing Agents 90% Alcohol: 70% alcohol: 74 mL. Distilled water: 26 mL. Acetic acid: Acetic [...]

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