nematelmia (Meaning)

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nematelmia (n. pl.)

Same as Nemathelminthes.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Nematelmia, a class of roundworms, are characterized by their elongated, unsegmented bodies.
Hookworms, belonging to the order Nematelmia, are parasitic worms that can cause intestinal infections in humans.
The study of Nematelmia, known as nematology, is vital for understanding their impact on human and animal health.
The nematodes of the genus Ascaris, belonging to Nematelmia, are responsible for the widespread disease ascariasis.
Nematelmia, including filarial worms, can cause severe lymphatic disorders known as filariasis.
Some species of Nematelmia, such as Steinernema carpocapsae, are used as biological control agents against insect pests.
The diversity of Nematelmia is immense, with countless species exhibiting a wide range of life cycles and ecological roles.
Nematelmia undergo complex developmental stages, including egg, larval, and adult forms, with each stage exhibiting distinct characteristics.
The body cavity of Nematelmia, known as the pseudocoelom, is a unique feature that distinguishes them from other worm classes.
Nematelmia have been instrumental in studying developmental biology, providing insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying organogenesis and cell differentiation.

Same as Nemathelminthes.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Nematelmia, a class of roundworms, are characterized by their elongated, unsegmented bodies.

Hookworms, belonging to the order Nematelmia, are parasitic worms that can cause intestinal infections in humans.

The study of Nematelmia, known as nematology, is vital for understanding their impact on human and animal health.

The nematodes of the genus Ascaris, belonging to Nematelmia, are responsible for the widespread disease ascariasis.