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what's the study of platyhelminthes called?

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Answered by beheranamrata25
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Platyhelminthes are divided into four classes: Turbellaria, free-living marine species; Monogenea, ectoparasites of fish; Trematoda, internal parasites of humans and other species; and Cestoda (tapeworms), which are internal parasites of many vertebrates

Answered by mehraaadya678
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The Platyhelminthes includes three classes: the Turbellaria (free-living flatworms), the Trematoda (flukes), and the Cestoda (tapeworms). This is a diverse phylum that includes some species that reproduce only sexually, others that reproduce only through asexual means including budding and fission, and some that can reproduce either way. The phylum Platyhelminthes includes groups of significant ecological and economic importance.

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