Parasitic Adaptations Examples A. Loss of Sense Organs 1. Clinging onto the host B. Adhesive Organs 2. Increased production of offspring C. High Reproductive Capacity 3. No need to locate food independently D. Loss of Digestive System 4. Re

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Parasitic Adaptations Examples A. Loss of Sense Organs 1. Clinging onto the host B. Adhesive Organs 2. Increased production of offspring C. High Reproductive Capacity 3. No need to locate food independently D. Loss of Digestive System 4. Reduced reliance on the host’s environment

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Loss of sense organs in parasites means they do not need to locate food independently. Adhesive organs help in clinging onto the host. High reproductive capacity ensures the production of more offspring. The loss of the digestive system reduces reliance on the host's environment for digestion.

Parasitic Adaptations Examples A. Loss of Sense Organs 1. Clinging onto the host B. Adhesive Organs 2. Increased production of offspring C. High Reproductive Capacity 3. No need to locate food independently D. Loss of Digestive System 4. Reduced reliance on the host’s environment

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