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forward to the anterior end, back to the posterior end and then forward again to the anterior end, before opening at the female gonopore. Small testes and yolk cells are scattered throughout most of the tissue. The male gonopore is at the posterior end, and there is no gut. The larvae have ten wrench-shaped hooks and these are retained at the posterior end of the adult body.
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Unlike other tapeworms, the body of amphilinids is not divided into segments, instead being leaf-shaped and laterally flattened. There is a proboscis and several frontal glands at the anterior end, and an ovary and a seminal receptacle at the posterior end. The uterus extends from the posterior end,
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by chemical action and by sawing through the shell with miniature hooks. The young tapeworm then continues its development in the crustacean, and if the crayfish is eaten by a turtle, the larva forces its way through the turtle's
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is bright yellow and can grow to a length of 150 mm (6 in) and a width of 15 mm (0.6 in).
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The adult stage of this tapeworm is found in the body cavity of the
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Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Platyhelminthes
Cestoda
Amphilinidea
Amphilinidae
Australamphilina
Binomial name
Synonyms
parasitic
order
Amphilinidea
tapeworms
Eucestoda
proglottids
eastern long-necked turtle
eastern long-necked turtle
crayfish
cuticle
oesophagus
"Australamphilina elongata Johnston, 1931"
World Register of Marine Species
"The Amphilinidea, a small group of aberrant tapeworms"
Knol
the original

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