1.

gravid a) no overlap of proglottids

2. strobilization b) living tissue with high metabolic activity
3. apolytic c) Echinococcus multilocularis
d) double-pored tapeworm of ruminants (sheep, cattle,
4. anapolytic and goats)
e) proglottids overlap such that posterior end of
5. craspedote one proglottid overlaps anterior end of another
.
6. acraspedote f) Type III
7. Type I Scolex g) Most common cestode of humans in the world
8. Type II Scolex h) Has fully developed eggs or shelled embyros
9. Type III Scolex i) Taenia multiceps
10. Cyclophyllidea(Sc.) j) Echinococcus granulosos
11. Pseudophyllidea(Sc.) k) Least common cestode of humans in the world
12. tetraphyllidea(Sc.) l) broad fish tapeworm
13. tegument m) Ligula intestinalis
14. microtriches n) Echinococcus xiphinela
15. calcareous corpuscles o) gravid proglottid detaches and passes out host intact
16. Diphyllobothrium latum p) Liver tapeworm
17. Sparganosis q) Type 1
18. adults found in gut of fish eating birds r) Scolex with Bothridia
19. coracidium eaten by Cyclops s) Type IV
20. beef tapeworm t) Type II
u) new proglottids are continuously differentiated
21. Taenia solium near the anterior end in the neck region
22. cat/rat life cycle v) Schistocephalus solidus
23. rodent/canine life cycle w) Diphyllobothrium mansonoides
24. canine/jackrabbit life cycle x) inorganic components with organic matrix
25. hydatidosis y) organic components with inorganic matrix
26. parasites of foxes, dogs, cats, coyotes z) Taenia saginata
27. Hymenolepis nana aa) Scolex with Bothria
28. Known as the dwarf tapeworm bb) minute projection; similar to microvilli
29. found in rats cc) beef tapeworm
30. Monezia dd) Have true suckers
ee) Gravid proglottid detaches when it is
31. Dipylidium caninum Senile or exhausted of eggs
32. Bladderworm with many
protoscolices
33. Will eat feces ff) Hymenolepis nana
gg) Taenia crassiceps
hh) Hymenolepis diminuta
ii) Coenurus
jj) Taenia taeniaformis
kk) Double pored tapeworm of dogs and cats