Acanthocephalans
A)parasitize birds and mammals.
B)are monoecious.
C)have a well developed digestive tract.
D)are found in the host's liver.

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Acanthocephalans are parasitic worms that primarily infect birds and mammals. They have a specialized proboscis for attaching to the host's intestinal wall, where they absorb nutrients. They do not have a well-developed digestive tract and are not typically found in the host's liver. They are also dioecious, meaning they have separate male and female individuals.