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rediae (pl.)
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- Rediae, a form of larval stage, are parasitic organisms found in snails.
- Rediae possess a simple digestive system and a reproductive sac to produce more larvae.
- Trematode worms utilize rediae as an intermediary host to complete their complex life cycle.
- Rediae can reproduce asexually, giving rise to numerous cercariae.
- Cercariae, the offspring of rediae, eventually develop into adult worms.
- The presence of rediae within snail hosts can induce swelling and discoloration of the snail's tissue.
- Rediae commonly infest freshwater snails, acting as vectors for trematode infections.
- Some rediae have evolved specialized structures called "cephalic collars" that assist in host penetration.
- The reproductive rate of rediae varies depending on the snail species and environmental conditions.
- Rediae play a crucial role in the transmission and spread of trematode parasites.
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Rediae, a form of larval stage, are parasitic organisms found in snails.
Rediae possess a simple digestive system and a reproductive sac to produce more larvae.
Trematode worms utilize rediae as an intermediary host to complete their complex life cycle.
Rediae can reproduce asexually, giving rise to numerous cercariae.
