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Necator
...from the Latin word for "killer", reflecting the parasitic nature of these worms. ''Necator'' worms are small, typically less than 1 cm in length, and have a characteristic ho

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Vermiphobia
...ctivities, gardening, and even certain foods that might be associated with worms. The term "vermiphobia" is derived from the Latin word "vermis," meaning wo ...ior; children who observe a parent or significant adult displaying fear of worms may adopt this fear themselves.

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Ascarididae
...a family of parasitic roundworms that belong to the phylum Nematoda. These worms are commonly known as ascarids and are found in the intestines of various v ...tly, ranging from a few centimeters to several meters in length. The adult worms have separate sexes, with the males being smaller than the females.

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Hookworms
...testines of their hosts. They belong to the [[Nematoda|nematode]] class of worms, specifically the [[Ancylostomatidae]] family. There are two main species o ...swallowed, eventually reaching the intestines where they mature into adult worms.

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Whipworm
...move to the large intestine where they mature into adult worms. The adult worms attach to the intestinal wall and lay eggs, which are passed in the feces. ...infections can cause [[abdominal pain]], [[diarrhea]], and [[anemia]]. In children, heavy infections can lead to growth retardation and cognitive impairment.

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Soil-transmitted helminthiasis
...parasitic disease]] caused by various species of [[helminths]] (intestinal worms) that are transmitted through soil contaminated with human feces. The main ...It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people are infected worldwide, with children being the most affected due to their higher exposure to contaminated soil.

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Mass deworming
...rming''' refers to the process of treating large populations, particularly children, for [[parasitic worm]] infections. This is often done in areas where such ...im to treat these infections on a large scale, often targeting school-aged children who are at high risk.

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B81
...m, which is ingested and then matures in the host's intestines. The female worms lay eggs around the anus, causing intense itching. This often leads to re-i ...enterobiasis is typically made through the identification of eggs or adult worms. This is often done through the "tape test", where a piece of clear tape is

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Trichocephalida
...at mature into adult worms. The adult worms then reproduce, and the female worms lay eggs that are excreted in the feces of the host, completing the cycle. ...rica, Asia, and Latin America. Infection rates are particularly high among children, who are more likely to come into contact with contaminated soil.

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Trichocephalus
...ephalus''', commonly referred to as whipworm due to the shape of the adult worms, is a genus of parasitic roundworms that are known to infect the intestines ...n anterior end is burrowed into the intestinal wall of the host, where the worms feed on tissue fluids. The eggs of ''Trichocephalus'' are brown, barrel-sha

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Enterobius
...pinworms. They are a common cause of intestinal infection, particularly in children. The most common species is ''Enterobius vermicularis'', also known as the ...s hatch in the small intestine and mature into adults in the colon. Female worms migrate to the anal area to lay their eggs, causing itching. Scratching the

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Ancylostoma duodenale
...achea]], and are swallowed. In the small intestine, they mature into adult worms and the cycle begins anew. ...atigue. In severe cases, the infection can lead to developmental delays in children and complications during pregnancy.

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Ascaridida
...an order of parasitic roundworms that belong to the phylum Nematoda. These worms are commonly known as ''ascarids'' and are found in various animals, includ Ascaridida worms have a cylindrical body shape and are typically large in size compared to o

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Trichuris
...nus]] of [[parasitic worms]] that belong to the phylum [[Nematoda]]. These worms are named for their whip-like shape, with a thicker posterior end and a thi ...Here, they burrow into the mucosa and develop into adult worms. The adult worms can live for about 1-2 years, continuously laying eggs that are passed out

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Trichuris trichiura
...ey embed themselves in the mucosa and develop into adult worms. The female worms lay thousands of eggs, which are excreted in the feces of the infected host ...prolapse. Chronic infections can lead to anemia and growth retardation in children.

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Dirt cake
...spite its name, dirt cake is a sweet, creamy dessert that is loved by both children and adults. ...gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s as a fun and creative dessert for children's parties.

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Oxyurida
...matode]]s, commonly known as pinworms or threadworms. They are small, thin worms that are typically a few millimeters in length. Oxyurida is a diverse group ...is characterized by intense itching around the anus, caused by the female worms laying their eggs.

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Ascaris
...igs but can also cause disease in humans under certain conditions. Ascaris worms are among the largest and most common parasites found in humans, with infec ...live in the intestines, where they consume nutrients and reproduce. Female worms can produce a large number of eggs, which are then excreted in feces, compl

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Pinworms
...e of [[intestinal]] [[parasitic infections]] in humans, particularly among children. Pinworm infections are considered to be one of the most common types of hu ...ult worms then migrate to the colon, where they live and reproduce. Female worms migrate to the anus at night to lay their eggs, causing an itching sensatio

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Mopane worms
'''Mopane Worms''' Mopane Worms are harvested in the wild, primarily by women and children. The caterpillars are typically hand-picked from the trees, then squeezed t

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