Oxymyl, an poisonous pesticide used to kill insects, is water soluble and degrades within days or weeks in soil and water. Do you expect this chemical to accumulate at higher trophic levels that includes predatory birds?

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Oxymyl, an poisonous pesticide used to kill insects, is water soluble and degrades
within days or weeks in soil and water. Do you expect this chemical to accumulate
at higher trophic levels that includes predatory birds?
Oxymyl will be found in large predatory birds higher up in the food chain and is
an example of eutrophication.
Oxymyl will be found in large predatory birds higher up in the food chain and is
an example of biomagnification.
Most large predatory birds higher up in the food chain will be unaffected by
eating mammals exposed to oxymyl.
Most large predatory birds higher up in the food chain will be affected by
drinking water containing oxymyl and this is an example of biomagnification.
None of the above.
Transcribed Image Text:Oxymyl, an poisonous pesticide used to kill insects, is water soluble and degrades within days or weeks in soil and water. Do you expect this chemical to accumulate at higher trophic levels that includes predatory birds? Oxymyl will be found in large predatory birds higher up in the food chain and is an example of eutrophication. Oxymyl will be found in large predatory birds higher up in the food chain and is an example of biomagnification. Most large predatory birds higher up in the food chain will be unaffected by eating mammals exposed to oxymyl. Most large predatory birds higher up in the food chain will be affected by drinking water containing oxymyl and this is an example of biomagnification. None of the above.
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