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When a Parasitic Insect Is Itself Parasitized by Another Insect

Question 8

Question 8

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When a parasitic insect is itself parasitized by another insect,


A) this is called a superparasite.
B) this is hyperparasitism.
C) this is co-parasitism.
D) the second parasite is a parasitoid.
E) the first insect is the host-parasite.

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