Parasitism (Animal - Host Dependency)
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Shortened version of the 1962 film 'INTERRELATIONships FOR SURVIVAL.' Depicts social and physical interrelationships among animals, developed through evolutionary processes, which contribute to the survival of the species. Describes symbiotic relationships with emphasis on parasitic nematodes, flukes and tapeworms.
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