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An asexual person is someone who doesn't want to have sex, but may still want to have romantic relationships. 

          An asexual person is someone who doesn't want to have sex, but may still want to have romantic relationships.

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Psychology Openstax
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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition
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0:00 Hello everyone.
00:01 So here we have the question and the answer to this question is for a, certain types of influenza virus originate in an animal host.
00:13 Okay, so the animal host is the answer.
00:16 Like a bird.
00:17 Okay.
00:17 Then for the next one, the avian influenza virus may typically infect and transmit virus among the multiple animal species.
00:27 So, the answer would be multiple animal species...
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