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Across 1. Genus of a round worm that has been instrumental in genome work 4. having more than one nucleus per cell 5. a non-living covering over the epidermis and secreted by it. 6. a bilateral pair of sensory structures similar to amphids near the posterior of some nematode worms. 7. a false coelom 8. worm most commonly contracted by eating raw pork 12. common name for Ancylostoma duodenale and Necator americanus 14. The super phylum that contains Rotifers, Acanthocephalia, etc. 16. _______ pressure-exerted by water, same as turgor pressure. 18. Dinofilaria immitis 20. a body covering consisting of multinucleate cells 21. Phylum containing worms having pseudocoeloms

Down 1. connective tissue protein that makes up most of the cuticle 2. Ascaris lumbricoides 3. a word which means "worm like" 9. common name for Enteriobius vermicularis (get your flashlight... I will explain later) 10. This disease may be caused by Wucheria bancrofti or Brugia malayi 11. a body cavity besides the guy cavity 13. The super phylum that contains Nematodes and 4 other phyla. 15. ______ worms; 8 species of microscopic worms that cause suffering to some 250 million people world wide 17. sensory organs generally located as openings on either side of the head of some nematodes 19. a constant number of cells or nuclei or nuclei in individuals of a species