Spiruridae

Spiruridae
Spi·rur·i·dae -.dē n pl a family of nematode worms that have the adults parasitic in vertebrates, that have the larval stages parasitic in insects, and that with related forms constitute a distinct superfamily of the order Spirurida

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  • spiruroid — Common name for a member of the superfamily Spiruroidea. * * * spi·rur·oid spī rə .rȯid adj resembling or related to the family Spiruridae <a spiruroid nematode> …   Medical dictionary

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