Examples of haemocoel

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Copepods seem to be unable to eliminate the parasite once it is in the haemocoel.
Each amphipod was then dissected and the occurrence of parasites in its haemocoel was recorded.
Although some parasites disappeared from the haemocoel, this could not be related to the body size of the host.
The nematodes exsheathe in the crustacean gut and penetrate to the haemocoel.
Here, the first parasitic stage of the life cycle, the procercoid, develops in the haemocoel.
Later, this larva bores into the gut wall and enters the haemocoel.
Also, an earlier study failed to show differential elimination of the parasite from the haemocoel.
Once the copepod has ingested the parasite, the parasite has to penetrate the wall of the gut to get established in the haemocoel.
After penetrating to the haemocoel of an amphipod, larval sealworms grow at an exponential rate until they reach 2-3 mm in length.
At its infective stage (acanthor), the parasite passes through the gut wall of the crustacean host to occupy its haemocoel.
Metazoan parasites of arthropods usually occur in the haemocoel, rather than the digestive tract.