A tick crawls onto a cat and attaches to the cat's skin which type of symbiotic relationship is being described

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A tick crawls onto a cat and attaches to the cat's skin which type of symbiotic relationship is being described

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Parasitism!

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The tick is being benefited while the cat suffers.

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