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Polymorphus

Polymorphus is a genus of obligate endoparasitic worms that belongs to the phylum Acanthocephala. There are currently 36 extant species within the genus Polymorphus characterized by their endoparasitic lifestyle, and red colouration 3.

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Endoparasitic lifestyle

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Polymorphus

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Edges50
Triples98
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
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related to References · 42
Polymorphus → Acanthocephala, Acanthocephalans, Altered Evasive Behavior, Amphipods Harboring Acanthocephalan Cystacanths, Arkansas, Australasian, Aznar FJ, Bennett, Bethel, Bethel WM, BF02338837, Canadian Journal, Circus, CT, Description, Encyclopedia, García-Varela, Garey JR, Holmes, Holmes JC
related to Species · 35
Polymorphus → Amin, Belopolskaya, Bilqees, Birmani, Bremser, Connell, Corner, Dharejo, Edmonds, Ghazi, Goeze, Heckmann, Heinze, Hokhlova, Johnston, Khan, Khatoon, Kostylew, Linstow, Liu
related to Previous names · 9
Polymorphus → Arhythmorhynchus Lühe, Falsifilicollis Webster, Hexaglandula, Hexaglandula Petrochenko, Parafilicollis Petrochenko, Profilicollis, Profilicollis Meyer, Subcorynosoma Hoklova, Subfilicollis Hoklova
related to Endoparasitic lifestyle · 7
Polymorphus → Additionally, An, By, Gammarus, Such, These, Worms
related to Morphology · 2
Polymorphus → The, This
is a · 1
Polymorphus → genus of obligate endoparasitic worms that belongs to the phylum Acanthocephala

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genus species endoparasitic hosts amphipod doi 10 within lifestyle intermediate acanthocephala red carotenoids amphipods reproductive petrochenko phylum paradoxus ability host

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Polymorphusis agenus of obligate endoparasitic worms that belongs to the phylum Acanthocephala0.90text
waterfowlinstance ofas intermediate hosts and vertebrates0.80text
fish-eating birds as their final hostsinstance ofas intermediate hosts and vertebrates0.80text
Polymorphusrelated to Endoparasitic lifestyleWorms0.60section
Polymorphusrelated to Endoparasitic lifestyleAn0.60section
Polymorphusrelated to Endoparasitic lifestyleGammarus0.60section
Polymorphusrelated to Endoparasitic lifestyleThese0.60section
Polymorphusrelated to Endoparasitic lifestyleSuch0.60section
Polymorphusrelated to Endoparasitic lifestyleAdditionally0.60section
Polymorphusrelated to Endoparasitic lifestyleBy0.60section
Polymorphusrelated to MorphologyThis0.60section
Polymorphusrelated to MorphologyThe0.60section

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