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Definitely possible, you have to select the vertices on the edge of each part (to avoid merging vertices in other places), then press "M" to merge, and select "By distance". You'll have a slider available on the bottom left to adjust the threshold until you are happy.
But this will merge the vertices in every way, so it might merge vertices from your head mesh together as they seem to be very dense and close to each other.
In this specific case i would recommand the other options that have been proposed, either the manual method (F to fill gaps) or the automatic (shrinkwrap modifier)
Of course, shrink-wrap is a great idea! The other problem with my idea is it could only work if both objects had similar mesh density so he'd have to re-topo first as well.