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state parasitic adaptation in liver fluke and ascaris​

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Answered by ritik12336
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Answer:

Explanation:

i. The body is flat and leaf like so that it can reside within the bile duct of sheep.

Type # 2. Anatomical Adaptations:

3. Physiological Adaptations:

Adaptations in Life Cycle:

Answered by BarrettArcher
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Answer:

Parasites may be defined as the organism that lives on the host organism and directly obtain their food from its host. The parasitic interaction is the negative interaction in which one organism is benefited and other is harmed.

The organism adapt according to its host environment. The liverfluke has flat body and simple digestive system to directly obtain food from its host. The ascaris develop the adhesive like structure to attach with the host body. The ascaris modify its physiology to simple and lost some body parts.

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