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The difference between a liver fluke, such as Fasciola hepat…

The difference between a liver fluke, such as Fasciola hepatica, and a blood fluke, such as Schistosoma japonicum, is that the miracidia of F. hepatica have to be eaten by their intermediate host, while the miracidia of S. japonicum hatch in water and penetrate the skin of their intermediate host. 

The difference between a liver fluke, such as Fasciola hepat…

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