The term "Heligmosomidae" refers to a group of parasitic nematodes that are part of the family Ciliatae, which includes many species of parasitic nematodes in the order Nematoda. These parasites feed on host tissues and can cause various diseases in their hosts.
Heligmoso, or heliogmoso, is a genus of small animals that belong to the family Heligmosomidae and are commonly found in freshwater habitats like lakes, rivers, and streams. These organisms are characterized by their small size, often ranging from 1-3 millimeters, and have a segmented body with a single head and two pairs of eyes located at each ear. They are known for their specialized feeding habits, which include burrowing into the soil to
