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Parasites are separated into three groups: 1) protozoa, which are tiny, one-celled organisms; 2) helminths, or worm parasites, such as tapeworms and pinworms; and 3) arthropods, which aren't parasites themselves, but these insects and spiders are common hosts of parasitic diseases.

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