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Freshwater leeches attach to fish and suck blood from the fish for extended periods of time. This results in sores on the fish that often become infected.

Freshwater leeches attach to fish and suck blood from the fish for extended periods of time. This results in sores on the fish that often become infected.
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Freshwater leeches attach to fish and suck blood from the fish for extended periods of time. This results in sores on the fish that often become infected.

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I think the answer is Mutualism

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yes true

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