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This illustration highlights morphologic differences between hookworms and Strongyloides, both parasitic nematodes and human pathogens. Key differences include the pointed tail of hookworms versus the notched tail of Strongyloides; a short esophagus in hookworms compared with a longer esophagus in Strongyloides; and a well-developed buccal cavity in hookworms versus a reduced or absent buccal cavity in Strongyloides.
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Content Provider(s): CDC/ Fleisher
Creation Date: 1963
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