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Moth eaten alopecia is seen in –

A
Black dot tinea
B
Telogen effluvium
C
Alopecia areata
D
Secondary syphilis
High-Yield Explanation
Moth eaten alopecia is characteristic of secondary syphilis. This hair loss in its classical form resembles a somewhat diffuse and patchy alopecia areata (patches hair loss with ragged edges to alopecia spots).

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