gordiacea

gordiacea are long, thin parasites that infect insects.

the gordiacea life cycle involves aquatic environments.

researchers study gordiacea to understand parasite evolution.

gordiacea can reach lengths of up to one meter.

the gordiacea worm uses its host for nutrition.

female gordiacea lay thousands of eggs in water.

gordiacea are found in freshwater habitats worldwide.

the gordiacea parasite manipulates host behavior.

scientists discovered a new species of gordiacea in the cave.

gordiacea resemble horsehair, hence their common name.

the gordiacea larva enters the insect through ingestion.

some gordiacea species can live as free-living adults.