Number in order the stages in the life cycle of a tapeworm. (a) An intermediate host ingests the
meat is properly cooked
eggs.
before eating it.
(b) The larva develops into a bladder worm with a scolex.
(c) The egg passes out with the feces of the primary host.
(d) The larva becomes lodged in the intermediate host's muscle
or organ tissue and forms a tough protective shell called a cyst.
(e) The larva burrows through the host's intestinal wall and enters its bloodstream.
(f) Human waste is used as fertilizer, and eggs are deposited in the soil or water.
(g) An egg hatches to produce a larva inside the intermediate host's intestines.
(h) A sperm fertilizes an ovum in the posterior proglottid to form an egg.
(i) The scolex attaches to the human's intestinal wall, and the life cycle repeats.
(j) A mature, adult tapeworm lives inside the intestines of the primary host.
(k) A human eats under-cooked meat containing a bladder worm, and the cyst dissolves.
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