Which of these is an example of an endoparasitic relationship?
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a. a tapeworm living in an animal's intestine
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b. a rabbit eating lettuce in a farmer's garden
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c. a tick living in an animal's fur coat
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d. a snake eating a mouse in a cornfield

A. A tapeworm living in an animal's intestine.

Explanation:

An endoparasitic relationship means a parasite (like a tapeworm) living inside of its host.

A tick living in an animal's fur coat.

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c. complementary base-pairing