Sentences with METACERCARIAE
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"The metacercariae of some fluke species can infect humans and animals."
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"These metacercariae can cause various diseases in their hosts."
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"Researchers are studying the life cycle of metacercariae."
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"The presence of metacercariae can be detected through microscopic examination."
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"The removal of metacercariae from fish is crucial in ensuring food safety."
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"Upon ingestion, metacercariae can release their larvae in the host's digestive system."
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"The treatment of metacercariae infections often involves antiparasitic medications."
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"The transmission of metacercariae can occur through the consumption of contaminated water."
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"The life span of metacercariae depends on the environmental conditions."
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"Symptoms of metacercariae infections may include abdominal pain and diarrhea."
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"The control of metacercariae requires effective sanitation and hygiene practices."
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"Some species of snails serve as intermediate hosts for metacercariae."
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"The presence of metacercariae can be a significant economic burden in affected regions."
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"Efforts are being made to develop vaccines against metacercariae infections."
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"The metacercariae are the infective stage of certain parasitic trematodes."
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"After ingestion, the metacercariae develop into adult flukes in the host's intestines."
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"The metacercariae of these parasites can cause severe damage to the liver."
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"Researchers are studying the life cycle of metacercariae to better understand how they infect their hosts."
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"Swimming in contaminated water can lead to human infection with metacercariae."
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"The presence of metacercariae in fish is an indicator of poor water quality."
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"To prevent infection, it is essential to cook fish thoroughly to kill any metacercariae."
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"Certain species of snails serve as intermediate hosts for the metacercariae."
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"The spread of metacercariae can be reduced through proper sanitation practices."
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"Infected fish can shed metacercariae into the surrounding water, potentially infecting other animals."
