scolex

the scolex of the tapeworm attaches to the host's intestine.

researchers study the scolex to understand parasite behavior.

the scolex has hooks that help it cling to the gut.

in biology, the scolex is crucial for identifying species.

infection can occur when the scolex enters the digestive system.

understanding the structure of the scolex aids in treatment development.

the scolex is often examined under a microscope.

different species have unique adaptations in their scolex.

the scolex plays a vital role in the life cycle of tapeworms.

doctors may look for the scolex during diagnosis of infections.