Questions: Which are parasitic arthropods? a fleas, lice, bedbugs b fleas, lice, beetles c bees, ants, mites d wasps, lice, bedbugs Check It

The answer is the first one (a): fleas, lice, bedbugs.

Explanation for each option: a. Fleas, lice, bedbugs - Correct. All three are parasitic arthropods. Fleas and lice are well-known parasites that feed on the blood of their hosts, while bedbugs are also blood-feeding parasites that infest human living spaces. b. Fleas, lice, beetles - Incorrect. While fleas and lice are parasitic, beetles are not typically parasitic arthropods. c. Bees, ants, mites - Incorrect. Bees and ants are not parasitic; they are social insects. Mites can be parasitic, but this option includes non-parasitic arthropods. d. Wasps, lice, bedbugs - Incorrect. While lice and bedbugs are parasitic, wasps are not typically parasitic arthropods.

Summary: The correct answer is a: fleas, lice, bedbugs, as all three are parasitic arthropods.