The example of digenetic platyhelminthes
A) Fasciola
B) Aspidogaster
C) Dugesia
D) Diplozoon
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THE ANSWER IS DUGESIA
The example of digenetic Platyhelminthes is (A) Fasciola.
Explanation:
1. Fasciola undergoes a digenetic cycle of life. It means that they complete their life by passing through 2 different host.
2. One host is human beings or sheep and the other one is Planorbis. The definitive or primary host of this organism can be sheep, cattle or humans. While the secondary host is Genus Planorbis.
3. In the host which is primary, the organism undergoes reproduction that is sexual. And in the secondary host, larval development of this organism occurs.
4. This organism effects the host by the following ways:
• In humans, it may lead to a disease called Fascioliasis.
• It may also cause persistent diarrhoea in humans.
• It causes a disease known as liver rot in cattles.
• It also may lead to inflammation of bile ducts and may also cause hepatitis.
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