PARASITES: Tapeworm Refrigerator Magnets

The most famous of the parasitic worms, a tapeworm can grow several meters coiled within its host's digestive tract, absorbing nutrients like a sponge and pumping out millions of microscopic eggs. What appears to be the "head" of a tapeworm is a brainless, mouthless anchor called a "scolex," while the "body" is a chain of individual bodies called "proglottids," each of which will one day break free to spread eggs even farther.

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Create custom magnets for home and office! Add your favorite image to a round magnet, or customize your choice of neat designs to stick on the fridge or file cabinet.

Five sizes from 1.25"-3" in diameter.
Printed on 100% Recycled Paper.
Covered with scratch- and UV-resistant Mylar.
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Both round and square magnets available.

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PARASITES: Tapeworm Refrigerator Magnets

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PARASITES: Tapeworm

The most famous of the parasitic worms, a tapeworm can grow several meters coiled within its host's digestive tract, absorbing nutrients like a sponge and pumping out millions of microscopic eggs. What appears to be the "head" of a tapeworm is a brainless, mouthless anchor called a "scolex," while the "body" is a chain of individual bodies called "proglottids," each of which will one day break free to spread eggs even farther.

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