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Parasitism is a
close relationship between species,
where one organism, the parasite,
lives on or
inside another organism, the host,
causing it some harm...
- have an
evolutionarily stable relationship with
their hosts similar to
ectoparasitism. The host
range is the
collection of
hosts that an
organism can use...
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emerging as an adult, to
paralysing the host and
living outside it (
ectoparasitism).
Hosts can
include other parasitoids,
resulting in hyperparasitism;...
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