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The 10 pages that link to Nematoda, each with the reason it gives.

• EcdysozoaBroader topic: Nematodes are a major ecdysozoan lineage despite lacking arthropod-like limbs.

• Caenorhabditis elegansNarrower topic: This species belongs to the nematode phylum, whose basic body plan it exemplifies.

• MeiofaunaBroader topic: Nematodes are among the most abundant and widespread meiofaunal groups.

• Hookworm infectionNarrower topic: Human hookworms are parasitic roundworms within this phylum.

• KinorhynchaCompared with: Nematodes share ecdysozoan ancestry but lack the segmented trunk and scalids of kinorhynchs.

• HelminthiasisBroader topic: Roundworms such as hookworms and pinworms cause several common helminth infections.

• NematomorphaCompared with: Nematomorphs resemble nematodes in shape but belong to a distinct phylum.

• OrthonectidaCompared with: Their wormlike appearance can invite comparison, but nematodes have complex organs absent in orthonectids.

• Johannes FibigerNarrower topic: The organism at the center of Fibiger’s theory was a nematode living in rats.

• NematologyNarrower topic: The phylum defines the organisms nematology investigates.