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ascarid

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ascarid /as·ca·rid/ (as´kah-rid) any of the phasmid nematodes of the Ascaridoidea, which includes the genera Ascaridia, Ascaris, and Toxocara.
as·ca·rid (sk-rd)
n.
A worm of the family Ascarididae.
asca·rid adj.
ascarid
any of the phasmid nematodes of the Ascaridoidea, which includes the genera Ascaris, Parascaris, Toxocara and Toxascaris.
ascarid infection
see ascariasis.


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