ectozoa (Meaning)
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ectozoa (pl.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of ectozoa
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ectozoa Sentence Examples
- Some ectozoa, like ticks, burrow under the skin of their host for protection and nourishment.
- Ectozoa is a term used to describe organisms that live on the outside of another organism, such as a parasite.
- Ectozoa, like fleas, can cause irritation and discomfort to their host.
- Some ectozoa, like lice, lay their eggs in the hair or feathers of their host.
- Ectozoa, such as mosquitoes, can transmit diseases to their host.
- Ectozoa, such as leeches, use their sharp teeth to attach themselves to their host and feed on their blood.
- Ectozoa can be a nuisance to their host, as they can cause itching, irritation, and pain.
- Ectozoa, such as bed bugs, can infest homes and other buildings, causing problems for people and animals.
- Some ectozoa, like scabies mites, burrow under the skin of their host, causing intense itching and discomfort.
- Ectozoa, such as ticks, can transmit diseases to their host through their bites.
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Some ectozoa, like ticks, burrow under the skin of their host for protection and nourishment.
Ectozoa is a term used to describe organisms that live on the outside of another organism, such as a parasite.
Ectozoa, like fleas, can cause irritation and discomfort to their host.
Some ectozoa, like lice, lay their eggs in the hair or feathers of their host.
