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flukes Meaning
flukes
trematode see liver fluke, any of various trematode flatworms compare liver fluke, a stroke of good luck, a barbed head (as of a harpoon), the part of an anchor that digs into the ground, a stroke of luck, one of the lobes of a whale's tail, a flattened digenetic trematode worm, an accidentally successful stroke at billiards or pool, flatfish, the part of an anchor that fastens in the ground see anchor illustration, trematode compare liver fluke
flukes Sentence Examples
- The flukes clung to the surface of the leaf, absorbing nutrients from the plant.
- The parasitic worms lodged in the liver of the fish were flukes.
- The flat, unsegmented flukes wiggled their way through the host's body.
- The flukes caused severe damage to the host's organs, resulting in malnutrition and death.
- The fluke eggs were transmitted through contaminated water or food.
- The presence of flukes in livestock can lead to economic losses for farmers.
- The fluke infestation caused the grazing animals to lose significant weight.
- The flukes were resistant to the usual anthelmintic treatment.
- Scientists are developing new ways to control and eradicate fluke infestations.
- The flukes' complex life cycle involves multiple intermediate hosts.
FAQs About the word flukes
trematode see liver fluke, any of various trematode flatworms compare liver fluke, a stroke of good luck, a barbed head (as of a harpoon), the part of an an
chances,accidents, luck, strokes of luck, strikes, hazards,breaks, circumstances, happenstances,haps
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The flukes clung to the surface of the leaf, absorbing nutrients from the plant.
The parasitic worms lodged in the liver of the fish were flukes.
The flat, unsegmented flukes wiggled their way through the host's body.
The flukes caused severe damage to the host's organs, resulting in malnutrition and death.
