Roundworms, sometimes called threadworms or eelworms. They are important in the breakdown of soil microflora into humus.
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- angiostrongyliasis
- tetrameres
- nematology (invertebrate zoology)
- Cylindropharynx
- dracunculiasis, dracunculosis
- Labiostrongylus
- loaiasis
- microfauna (ecology)
- roundworm (invertebrate zoology)
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- Gammarus
- Perostrongylus
- Terranova
- Ancylostomidae (invertebrate zoology)
