Arianne recently traveled abroad where she enjoyed eating food from different countries and learning about different cultures. A week after she returned home, she checked into the hospital with signs of nausea, fever, and diarrhea. What best explains what happened to Arianne? A parasitic bacteria contaminated her food. A mutualistic bacteria infected her digestive system. A commensalistic organism is now living in her intestine. A predatorial organism is consuming her natural bacteria.

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