What is another word for phasmidia?
Pronunciation: [fazmˈɪdi͡ə] (IPA) 
Phasmidia is a term used to refer to a group of roundworms or nematodes that are characterized by the presence of phasmids, which are specialized sensory organs located at the tail end of the worm. Some common synonyms for phasmidia are ascaridida, rhabditida, and strongylida. Ascaridida includes roundworms that infect humans and animals, while rhabditida is a diverse group of free-living or parasitic nematodes. Strongylida, on the other hand, refers to nematodes that have a buccal capsule and infect humans and animals. Thus, depending on the context, these synonyms for phasmidia can be used interchangeably to refer to different types of nematodes with similar characteristics.
