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Parasitic worm in the intestine which holds onto the wall of the intestine with its teeth and lives on the blood and protein of the carrier.<\/p>\n

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A genus of small parasitic nematodes that inhabit the small intestine and are widely distributed in Europe, America, Asia, and Africa. The worms suck blood from the gut wall, to which they are attached by means of cutting teeth. Man is the principal and optimum host for A.<\/p>\n

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A genus of nematodes of the family Ancylostomatidae whose members are intestinal parasites and include the hookworms.<\/p>\n

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