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Flatworm

Platyhelminthes (from Ancient Greek πλατύ (platy) 'flat' and ἕλμινς (helmins) 'parasitic worm') is a phylum of relatively simple bilaterian, unsegmented, soft-bodied invertebrates commonly called flatworms or flat worms. Being acoelomates (having no body cavity), and having no specialised circulatory and respiratory organs, they are restricted to having f…

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Radially symmetricalCellsEndodermalMesodermEctoderm
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PhylogeneticallyPolyphyleticNeodermataSymbiotesCrustaceans
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Classification and evolutionary relationships

Phylogenetic treeCestodePermianCoproliteDevonian
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Flatworm

Nodes249
Edges248
Triples69
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.008032
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related to Benefits · 21
Flatworm → Achatina, Aedes, African, Argentina, Asia, Bothromesostoma, Caribbean, China, Culex, Girardia, Guam, However, It, Maldives, Mesostoma, Pacific, Philippines, Platydemus, Southern United States, The
related to Major subgroups · 9
Flatworm → Cestoda, Early, Ehlers, However, Monogenea, Neodermata, This, Trematoda, Turbellaria
related to Distinguishing features · 7
Flatworm → Beyond, Like, Platyhelminthes, Their, They, This, Unlike
related to Pests · 7
Flatworm → Arthurdendyus, Australian, Australoplana, British Isles, Europe, New Zealand, There
related to External links · 1
Flatworm → Marine

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species parasites platyhelminthes animals one turbellarians body groups two cestoda monogenea eggs fish however parasitic adults group cells also bilaterians

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planariansinstance ofwhich are mostly non-parasitic animals0.80text
and three entirely parasitic groupsinstance ofwhich are mostly non-parasitic animals0.80text
gnathostomulidsinstance ofalthough the absence of a coelom also occurs in other bilaterians0.80text
gastrotrichsinstance ofalthough the absence of a coelom also occurs in other bilaterians0.80text
xenacoelomorphsinstance ofalthough the absence of a coelom also occurs in other bilaterians0.80text
cycliophoransinstance ofalthough the absence of a coelom also occurs in other bilaterians0.80text
entoproctsinstance ofalthough the absence of a coelom also occurs in other bilaterians0.80text
the parasitic mesozoansinstance ofalthough the absence of a coelom also occurs in other bilaterians0.80text
leaf litter or between grains of soilinstance ofmoist terrestrial environments0.80text
and as parasites within other animals.The space between the skininstance ofmoist terrestrial environments0.80text
gut is filled with mesenchymeinstance ofmoist terrestrial environments0.80text
also known as parenchymainstance ofmoist terrestrial environments0.80text

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