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Since they are in the phylum Nematoda, hookworms have a psuedocoelom that they use for digesting food. -Hookworm eggs gain nutrients via the feces of the host that it has inhabited. -In the larval stage, hookworms are free-living in the soil.
Humans become infected with hookworm when they come into contact with contaminated soil or stool. The larvae enter through the skin and travel through the blood to the lungs. Eventually, the larvae reach the throat, where they are coughed up and swallowed.