Answer:
the drug was pulled from the market because of the evidence that it was a(n) <u>teratogen</u>
Explanation:
Teratogens are drug or other agents that cause physical or functional bnormalities in fetuses that are exposed to such agents. A typical example is alcohol. The degree of the abnormality on the fetus depends on a number of factors which are:
- the type of agent
- the developmental stage of the fetus
- the duration of exposure
- the concentration of teratogenic agent being exposed to
DDT increases as it moves up a food chain.
<h3>Explain how?</h3>
DDT increases or biomagnifies if we look at a food chain. DDT is fat-soluble, which means animals store it in fatty tissues. It also takes a relatively long amount of time to break down.
Thus, if a predator consumes multiple organisms and each organism has a small amount of DDT, the amount of DDT in the predator is going to be the result of all of those small amounts combined.
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