biohelminth
biohelminth noun: any parasitic worm that infects the primary (final) host (man or animal) as adults and infects the intermediate host (various animals) as a larva.
Noun
biohelminth (plural biohelminths)
- Any parasitic worm that infects the primary (final) host (man or animal) as adults and infects the intermediate host (various animals) as a larva.
Forms of biohelminth
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Origin of biohelminth
From bio- + helminth. Coined by Soviet helminthologist K. I. Skriabin.
Questions about biohelminth
- What does biohelminth mean?
- Biohelminth means any parasitic worm that infects the primary (final) host (man or animal) as adults and infects the intermediate host (various animals) as a larva.
- What part of speech is biohelminth?
- Biohelminth is a noun.
- What is the plural of biohelminth?
- The plural of biohelminth is biohelminths.
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