Which is an example of a parasite/host relationship in a
freshwater ecosystem?
A. a bank...
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Biology, 08.04.2020 22:49 Jackmcvay14
Which is an example of a parasite/host relationship in a
freshwater ecosystem?
A. a bank swallow whunts a mayfly
B. a grizzly bear finds shelter in a cave
C. giardia live in a deer's intestnes
D. an insect eats algae
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