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Tapeworms are a human intestinal parasite that can grow to lengths of thirty feet, and can live in the human body for three decades.
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Tapeworms may carry hundreds of times more lead or cadmium than the fish they travel inside, and thousands more than the surrounding water.
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Tapeworms may carry hundreds of times more lead or cadmium than the fish they travel inside, and thousands more than the surrounding water.
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Tapeworms, reaching up to sixty feet long, are the biggest parasites that live in humans.
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Tapeworms probably first evolved in the earliest ray-finned fish.
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Tapeworms probably first evolved in the earliest ray-finned fish.
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Tapeworms may carry hundreds of times more lead or cadmium than the fish they travel inside, and thousands more than the surrounding water.
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Tapeworms, reaching up to sixty feet long, are the biggest parasites that live in humans.
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Tapeworms, reaching up to sixty feet long, are the biggest parasites that live in humans.
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Tapeworms probably first evolved in the earliest ray-finned fish.
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