What does "operculated eggs" mean, as in when referring to trematodes?

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And I do know how to use internet search engines, so I know it means they have an "operculum." I just have no idea what that means. Gills? Gill covers? Is this visible under a light microscope?

Answer 1

egg with operculum at its end (immature)
example at http://www.cvm.okstate.edu/~users/jcfox/htdocs/clinpara/Lst21_30.htm

Answer 2

Son of Man: A term for man; human being; an apocalyptic figure; in the NT, a title for Jesus 1) In the OT 2) In Enoch--Book of enoch 3) In early Christian literature a. The Synoptic gospels b. The Gospel of John c. The heavenly man of the Pauline letters 4) Origin and development of the ideal a. Philo b. II Esdras c. Manchaean literature d. Manichean literature e. Early Gnosticism f. Relation to Judaism and Christianity In the Gospel of Mark there are two passages where in the older tradition the phrase might possibly mean a "man" --2:10 (=Matt. 9:6=Luke 5:24):" that you may know that the Son of man has authority on earth to forgive sins"; and 2:28 (=Matt.12:8=Luke 6:5): "The Son of man is Lord even of the Sabbath." At the same time, even when he writes the above passages, the evangelist himself must think of "Son of man" as referring to one who is more than human; He is the exalted Lord who will come in glory. Hoped this helped God Bless

Answer 3

operculated egg means it has an operculum which in parasites means like a little cap at the end. The operculum pops open when the next stage is ready to emerge.

Answer 4

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What does "operculated eggs" mean, as in when referring to trematodes?

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Operculated