A one-host tick completes its larval, nymphal and adult feeding stages on:
Correct answer: A. One individual host
- A. One individual host
- B. Two host species
- C. Three host species
- D. No vertebrate host
Explanation
In a one-host tick, the larva, nymph and adult remain on the same individual host while successive stages develop. The tick may detach only after the final blood meal to lay eggs.
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