<unk>  is a disease caused by Diphyllobothrium latum. D. latum has an aquatic life cycle and it is usually transmitted to the humans by ingesting the affected aquatic intermediate host (freshwater or marine fish). D. latum decreases the intestinal absorption of vitamin B12 resulting in megaloblastic anemia in humans.
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