Assertion: hookworm's larva | /r/AtLocation | the soil
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: for weeks
type: TEMPORAL
value: for months
type: TEMPORAL
value: for even
type: PURPOSE
value: according to some sources
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Larvae emerge and live in the soil.
text: They hatch into larvae, which stay in the soil until they have a chance to break through human skin.
text: The larva that hatch from the hookworm eggs live in soil.
text: The eggs can hatch into larvae, and both eggs and larvae may be found in dirt where animals have been.
text: The infection by hookworm in humans occurs when the larva or immature worms often found in soils contaminated with human feces get into the body of a person.
text: According to some sources, the larvae can exist in the soil and remain infective for months.
text: The wriggling larvae that emerged from the eggs could remain in the soil or inch their way up blades of grass along morning dewdrops.
text: Climate in the North prevents the conditions that hookworm larvae need to survive in the soil.
text: The eggs and larvae are found in the dirt where your pet leaves stool.
text: The larvae of the worm is found in the soil after the eggs have been passed there in the stool.
text: Puppies and adult dogs can get infected by hookworms by ingesting larvae that are living in the soil.
text: : Puppies and adult dogs can get infected by hookworms by ingesting larvae that are living in the soil.
text: Young hookworms or larvae that hatch from hookworm eggs live in the soil.
text: Larvae can live in the soil for weeks or even months.
text: The larvae will stay in the soil until they get the chance to enter another human skin.
text: The larvae stay in the soil—waving their bodies to and fro—until they come into contact with human skin, usually when stepped on by a bare foot, or until they are driven back into the ground by the heat.
text: Hookworm infection is transmitted by ingesting the infective larvae (which usually live in soil) or by the larvae attaching to and burrowing through the dog's skin.