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The term "liver fluke" refers to several species of trematodes (flatworms) that primarily infect the liver or bile ducts of various mammals, including humans.
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English: Fasciola hepatica and Fasciola gigantica:
Size: Larger than Clonorchis and Opisthorchis eggs; approximately 130-150 µm by 60-90 µm. Shape: Oval to ellipsoidal. Shell: Golden-brown and thick. Content: They contain a developing miracidium. Appearance: No operculum, but there's a small indentation or "shoulder" at one end. |
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| Author | Ajay Kumar Chaurasiya |
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