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Life Cycles of Digenetic Trematodes Chapter 15, p. 230-237 Digenetic trematodes use 2 or 3 hosts in their life cycles. FIRST INTERMEDIATE HOST is always a ___________________________. Reproduction ? SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST may occur in some life cycles. This host is an _____________________________________________________ Reproduction? DEFINITIVE HOST is a _________________________________. Reproduction?

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Page 1: Trematode Life Cycles

Life Cycles of Digenetic Trematodes Chapter 15, p. 230-237

Digenetic trematodes use 2 or 3 hosts in their life cycles.

 

FIRST INTERMEDIATE HOST is always a ___________________________.

Reproduction ?

SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST may occur in some life cycles. This host is an _____________________________________________________

Reproduction?

DEFINITIVE HOST is a _________________________________.

Reproduction? 

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Life Cycles of Digenetic Trematodes

As many as _____________________________________________ have been recognized in digenetic trematode life cycles.

- Many variations occur - not all 6 larval stages may be present within a species.

- Life cycles have been difficult to elucidate due to all these larval stages.

 

Today I will discuss a generalized trematode life cycle.

 

We will examine the specific life cycle of each trematode of medical and veterinary importance when we get to each one in lecture and lab.

 

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Generalized Life Cycle

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Adult

ADULT occurs in the definitive host

Although most adults are _____________________________.

Method of fertilization?

Sexual reproduction involving gamete formation (oocytes and sperm) followed by fertilization results in the formation of thousands of fertilized eggs.

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Egg = Ovum

After fertilization and eggshell formation in the ootype, eggs move through the uterus.

As they move through the uterus, 2 processes occur:

1. ______________________________ - eggshell is hardened into a tough protein called ______________________ as the egg passes along the uterus.

- function?

 

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Egg = Ovum

2. ________________________________________- mitosis of the zygote to form the embryo. 

- If the embryo is fully differentiated into a miracidium before the egg is released from the adult, an _________________________________is produced. 

- If the embryo consists of a number of undifferentiated cells when the egg is released, an _________________________________is produced.

embryonated egg unembryonated egg

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Egg = Ovum

Eggs are ejected from the adult by the

_____________________________ through the common genital pore.

Eggs leave the definitive host via ___________________________________________ (depending on the species) and are generally deposited into an aquatic environment.

Hatching of the egg may occur:

1.

or

2.

Hatching of the egg involves the opening of an ______________________________

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Miracidium

Ciliated embryo that hatches from the egg

Miracidia that hatch in water:

In some species, the egg is ingested by the snail and the miracidium hatches within the snail:

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Miracidium

Morphology: Small, elongate organism covered by __________________________ At anterior end is the _________________________ that functions in contacting the snail intermediate host. The apical papilla contains openings from _____________________________________. When a snail is contacted, the penetration glands secrete enzymes to aid in embedding the miracidium within the snail's tissues. ___________________________ are common for photoreception. A mass of ______________________________ lies in the posterior end. These cells divide asexually to form the next larval generation.

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Miracidium

Upon entering a snail, the miracidium loses its cilia and transforms into a sac-like body called the __________________________________________

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Sporocyst

Upon entering a snail, the miracidium loses its cilia and transforms into a sac-like body called the MOTHER SPOROCYST.

Mother sporocysts occur in the snail at the site of penetration.

Mother sporocysts consist of a _______________________________ surrounding developing _______________________________

mouth or digestive tract?

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Sporocysts

In some digenetic trematodes, the germ cells in the mother sporocyst divide asexually to give rise to another generation of sporocysts called ________________________. Mother sporocyst bursts to release these daughter sporocysts.

 

In other trematodes, the germ cells of the mother sporocyst form a new larval stage called the ______________________________

 

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Redia

Mother rediae burst out of the mother sporocyst and migrate to the __________________________________________________________of the snail host.

hepatopancreas

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Redia

Each redia contains a __________________________ and short ___________________________

What do they feed on?

________________________ in the mother rediae may develop into a second generation of rediae called _____________________________or may develop into _____________________________.

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Cercaria

CERCARIAE leave the sporocyst or redia, migrate out of the snail, and become __________________________.

Morphology:

1. Cercarial body is an ______________________________

- oral sucker and acetabulum are present

- digestive tract is complete

- excretory system is developed

- many types of gland cells are present

- 2 eyespots are common

- no reproductive structures

Furcocercous cercaria

Microcercous cercaria

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Cercaria

2. _____________________________ used for swimming.

- may be unbranched with or without fins

- tail characteristics important in identification

Type of cercaria is based on characteristics of the body and tail. We will look at 3 types:

Furcocercous type – forked tail

Gymnocephalous type – straight tail

Microcercous type – short tail

Furcocercous cercaria

Microcercous cercaria

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Cercariae may: (1) penetrate the definitive host (schistosomes)

(2) penetrate a second intermediate host and encyst as metacercariae, or

(3) attach to aquatic vegetation and encyst as metacercariae.

 

 

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Metacercaria

METACERCARIA is formed as a cercaria loses its tail and encloses itself in a ________________________________

Cyst is formed by:

1.

2.

Metacercaria is an ______________________________

Reproductive organs may begin to form but eggs are never produced.

 

 

 

 

 

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Metacercaria

Metacercariae may occur within a second intermediate host or on aquatic vegetation. They are viable for weeks to years.

When the second intermediate host or aquatic vegetation containing metacercariae is eaten by a definitive host, the metacercaria _____________________________in the digestive tract and matures to the ____________________________.