most roundworms live in the small intestine of the host but some move through the host body till they get back to the small intestine
sure they live in people's bodies but they also live in deep bodies of salt water and fresh water lakes plus don't forget the soil....
Many roundworms that live in the soil attach to the root hairs of green plants and suck out the plant juices. These parasitic worms cause tremendous damage to many crops all over the world. Roundworms are particularly fond of tomato plants. Other roundworms live inside plant tissues, where they cause considerable damage. ChaCha!
Roundworms are a part of the animal kingdom. They are a part of the phylum nematoda. There are several species of roundworms.
Roundworms belong to the phylum Nematoda.
Roundworms do not breathe in the way that humans or animals do. Roundworms take in oxygen through their skin and into the cells. The term for this is diffusion.
Roundworms have no heart or formal blood vessels.
The kind of water habitat that a roundworms live in is salt water
Yes
Yes, they do.
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Roundworms usually eat fungi and bacteria that is found in the ground. These worms live in water and soil all around the world except for the desert.
Many roundworms that live in the soil attach to the root hairs of green plants and suck out the plant juices. These parasitic worms cause tremendous damage to many crops all over the world. Roundworms are particularly fond of tomato plants. Other roundworms live inside plant tissues, where they cause considerable damage. ChaCha!
parasites digestive system they live on their host's
What type of roundworms do you mean? roundworms in general and kind
Roundworms belong to the phylum that is referred to as Nematoda. Roundworms are a type of worms that usually live in the small and large intestines. They get in our bodieswhen we eat contaminated foods.
Roundworms are a part of the animal kingdom. They are a part of the phylum nematoda. There are several species of roundworms.
No, roundworms have bilateral symmetry.
Roundworms rule the domain of the Phylum'Nematoda'.