Place the steps of an Ascaris infection in order after the host swallows an embryo. Juveniles are carried...

Place the steps of an Ascaris infection in order after the host swallows an embryo.
Juveniles are carried through the heart to the lungs.
Juveniles hatch and burrow through the intestinal wall.
Juveniles are carried to the trachea.
Juveniles are swallowed.
Juveniles mature into adults that can lay eggs; eggs can pass out in feces.
Juveniles travel through the stomach to the intestines.