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Ascaris lumbricoides eggs, both fertilized and unfertilized, are passed in the stool of infected hosts, with fertilized eggs being rounded and measuring 45 to 75 µm, while unfertilized eggs are elongated and can be up to 90 µm. Adult worms reside in the small intestine, with females capable of producing around 200,000 eggs daily, which become infective after 18 days to several weeks under optimal conditions. The life cycle involves larvae hatching, migrating to the lungs, and returning to the intestine to m

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