Most skin, hair, and nail fungal infections (including ringworm) are caused by ______. Select one: a. dermatophytes b. viruses c. prokaryotes d. bacteria

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Most skin, hair, and nail fungal infections (including ringworm) are caused by ______.

Select one:

a.
dermatophytes

b.
viruses

c.
prokaryotes

d.
bacteria

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