Invertebrates → Helminthes, Annelida
Organizations relating to Helminthes, Annelida
Nematological Society of Southern Africa / Potchefstroom, South Africa / Est. 1972
International Bryozoology Association / Christchurch, New Zealand / Est. 1965
Children Without Worms / Decatur GA, USA / Est. 2006
Intergovernmental Commission for Chagas' Disease / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1991
Centre international de recherche sur les sangsues médicinales, Moscou
Screwworm Emergency Centre for North Africa / Est. 1990
European Society of Nematologists / Leeds, UK / Est. 1955
Asia-Pacific Worm Meeting / Est. 2004
Organization of Nematologists of Tropical America / Gainesville FL, USA / Est. 1967
European Society of Dirofilariosis and Angiostrongylosis / Est. 2009
European Worm Meeting
Australasian Association of Nematologists / Canberra ACT, Australia / Est. 1989
Afro-Asian Society of Nematologists / Shibin El-Kom, Egypt / Est. 1990
International Federation of Nematology Societies / Carlow, Ireland / Est. 1996
International Polychaetology Association / Cardiff, UK / Est. 1986
Society of Nematologists / Las Cruces NM, USA / Est. 1961
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World Problems relating to Helminthes, Annelida
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialHookworm
Threatened species of Aschelminthes
Worms as vectors of animal diseases
Nematoid plant diseases
Screw-worm flies as pests
Teredos as pests
Filariasis
Ascariasis
Liver flukes
Dracunculiasis
Tapeworm as a parasite
Helminthiasis
Schistosomiasis
Threatened species of Hemichordata
Wireworms as pests
Action Strategies relating to Helminthes, Annelida
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialConserving endangered species of aschelminthes
Protecting aschelminthes
Studying worms as vectors of animal diseases
Fighting dracunculosis
Studying nematoid plant diseases
Protecting annelida
Eliminating guinea worm disease
Vermiculture composting
Conserving species of endangered worms
Conserving endangered species of annelida
Protecting platyhelminthes
Conserving rare flatworms
Reducing prevalence of schistosomiasis
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