scole (Meaning)
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scole (n.)
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scole Sentence Examples
- The tiny scolex, the head of a tapeworm, is equipped with hooks and suckers for attachment to the intestinal wall.
- The scolex of the pig tapeworm can burrow into the intestine, causing severe inflammation and bleeding.
- The scolex of a hookworm is armed with teeth that can penetrate the skin and draw blood.
- After ingestion, the scolex of a tapeworm develops into an immature worm known as a cysticercus.
- The scolex is the most important diagnostic feature used to identify different species of tapeworms.
- The scolex of a fluke can be dorsoventrally flattened, allowing it to crawl through narrow passages.
- The scolex of a parasitic worm is adapted to its host's specific anatomy and defensive mechanisms.
- The scolex of a roundworm has three lips, each bearing sensory papillae for detecting environmental cues.
- The scolex of a whipworm is thread-like and can extend deeply into the intestinal mucosa.
- The scolex of a thorny-headed worm has a prominent hook-bearing rostellum that it uses to attach to the host's intestine.
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The tiny scolex, the head of a tapeworm, is equipped with hooks and suckers for attachment to the intestinal wall.
The scolex of the pig tapeworm can burrow into the intestine, causing severe inflammation and bleeding.
The scolex of a hookworm is armed with teeth that can penetrate the skin and draw blood.
After ingestion, the scolex of a tapeworm develops into an immature worm known as a cysticercus.
