ascaris
/as-kuh-ris/US // ˈæs kə rɪs //
蛔虫,蛔虫病,蛔虫症,蛔虫病患者
Definitions
n.名词 noun
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plural as·car·i·des [a-skar-i-deez]. /æˈskær ɪˌdiz/.
- : any parasitic roundworm of the genus Ascaris, found in the human small intestine and causing colic and diarrhea.
Examples
A slightly more complicated metamorphosis is common in the genera Ascaris and Strongylus.
In the author's opinion, the most frequent causes of this complaint in puppies are round-worms (Ascaris marginata).
Ascaris cephaloptera, Rudolphi.Diaphanocephalus viper, Rudolphi.
A species of Ascaris and a Trichosoma (T. entomelas) are not uncommon in the intestines.
This bird was also infested by Spiroptera crassicauda and Ascaris dispar.
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