Question

А4. Питательные веществав организм бычьего цепня пустпуают через: 1)рот2)щупальца3)поверхность тела 4)кишечную полостьА5. Стенки тела у плоских червей образованы1)панцирем2)раковинной3)скелетом 4)кожно-мускульным мешкомА6. У свободножтвущих плоских червей органы чувств представлены1)чувствительными клетками в коже 2)вкусовыми сосочками3)внутренним ухом4)обонятельными клетками носа А7. Печёночный сосальщик по образу жизни:1)паразит2)жертва3)хозяин 4)хищникА8. Тело бычьего цепня включает:1)головогрудь2)головку и членнки3)туловище и конечности4)голову и брюшко​

Answer 1

Ответ:

а4-рот

а5-кожно-мускулистым мешком

а6 клетками в коже

а7паразит

а8 вроде 4

Answer 2

Nutrients in the Body of a Tapeworm are Absorbed Through:

The nutrients in the body of a tapeworm are absorbed through the intestinal cavity. The tapeworm lacks a digestive system of its own and relies on absorbing nutrients from the host's digestive system. [[1]]

The Body Walls of Flatworms are Formed by:

The body walls of flatworms, including tapeworms, are formed by a cuticle. The cuticle is a protective layer that covers the body of the flatworm and provides support. It is not a hard shell like a shell of a mollusk or a skeleton like invertebrates with exoskeletons. [[2]]

Sensory Organs in Free-Living Flatworms are Represented by:

The sensory organs in free-living flatworms, including tapeworms, are represented by sensory cells in the skin. These cells are sensitive to touch, light, and chemicals in the environment. They help the flatworms detect and respond to stimuli in their surroundings. [[3]]

The Liver Fluke's Lifestyle:

The liver fluke, a type of flatworm, has a parasitic lifestyle. It is a parasite that lives in the liver and bile ducts of its host, usually a mammal. The liver fluke feeds on the host's tissues and causes damage to the liver. [[4]]

The Body of a Tapeworm Includes:

The body of a tapeworm includes the head (scolex) and segments (proglottids). The head contains the hooks and suckers that the tapeworm uses to attach itself to the host's intestinal wall. The segments are reproductive units that contain both male and female reproductive organs. As the tapeworm grows, new segments are continuously added at the posterior end of the body. [[5]]

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