Amphids and phasmids are sensory structures found in nematodes, which are roundworms. They are not nematodes themselves, nor are they found in the intestine or acquired by eating uncooked beef. They also do not refer to reproductive stages in nematodes, but rather to structures used for detecting chemical and physical stimuli in their environment.

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Amphids and Phasmids

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Amphids and phasmids

A) are two kinds of nematodes.
B) perform a sensory function.
C) are found in the intestine.
D) are acquired by eating uncooked beef.
E) are reproductive stages in nematodes.

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