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Some Monogenetic Trematodes from the Galapagos Islands and the Neighboring Pacific
Introduction Trematodes are parasitic, unsegmented, flattened (rarely cylindrical) worms. They have ventral, anterior, posterior or median attachment organs. The sense organs are poorly developed. The mouth is terminal or ventral and subterminal. The intestine is usually forked with or without later
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