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In a parasitic relationship, _____. A. one organism benefits and the other is not harmed B. both organisms benefit C. one organism benefits and the other is negatively affected D. neither organisms benefits
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In a parasitic relationship, _____.

A. one organism benefits and the other is not harmed
B. both organisms benefit
C. one organism benefits and the other is negatively affected
D. neither organisms benefits
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C.

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C. One organism benefits and the other is negatively affected.
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