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Tapeworms enter a human’s intestines through contaminated water and steal nutrients from the human
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Tapeworms enter a human’s intestines through contaminated water and steal nutrients from the human

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The human is a parasite of the tapeworm

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Answer:The human is a parasite of the tapeworm

Explanation:An infection caused by ingestion of food or water contaminated with the eggs or larvae of tapeworm.

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