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Parasitic arthropods i.
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Parasitic arthropods i.
http://www.aber.ac.uk/~mpgwww/Edu/Arthro/Jbarth.html
Many arthropods have adopted the parasitic way of life. Depending on your definition of parasitism, something between 15 and 50% of insect species are either parasitic or have parasitic stages in their life cycle. Some groups of parasitic arthropods are more economically important than others.
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