Lice thrive on the scalp because they feed on human blood. A. Competition B. Mutualism C. Predation D. Parasitism E. Commensalism

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Lice thrive on the scalp because they feed on human blood.

A. Competition

B. Mutualism

C. Predation

D. Parasitism

E. Commensalism

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D. Parasitism

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