Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An erroneous plural of
scolex .
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- noun Plural form of
scolex .
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Examples
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermedeateh ost it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine where the scolices of larvae attatchment to the inside of the intestine the tapeworm starts producing proglottids and the
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermedeate host it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine wherhost (which can be almost any vertebrate) untill it is consumed by the intermedeate hosts the scolices of larvae attatch.
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermedeate host it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine wherhost (which can be almost any vertebrate) untill it is consumed by the intermedeate hosts the scolices of larvae attatch.
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermediateh ost it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine where the scolices of larvae attachment to the inside of the intestine the tapeworm starts producing proglottids and the
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermedeate host it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine wherhost (which can be almost any vertebrate) untill it is consumed by the intermedeate hosts the scolices of larvae attatch.
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermedeate host it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine wherhost (which can be almost any vertebrate) untill it is consumed by the intermedeate hosts the scolices of larvae attatch.
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermedeate host it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine wherhost (which can be almost any vertebrate) untill it is consumed by the intermedeate hosts the scolices of larvae attatch.
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermediate host it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine where the scolices of larvae attach.
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermedeate host it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine wherhost (which can be almost any vertebrate) untill it is consumed by the intermedeate hosts the scolices of larvae attatch.
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Porch, p458) Once it is eaten by the intermedeate host it goes through the digestive system to the small intestine wherhost (which can be almost any vertebrate) untill it is consumed by the intermedeate hosts the scolices of larvae attatch.
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