In a certain study conducted on the occurrence of $DDT$ along food chains in an ecosystem,the concentration of $DDT$ in grass was found to be $0.5\, ppm$ (parts per million),in sheep it was $2\, ppm$,and in man it was $10\, ppm$. Why was the concentration of $DDT$ maximum in the case of man?

  • A
    Man is at the highest trophic level.
  • B
    Man consumes more food.
  • C
    $DDT$ is easily excreted by man.
  • D
    $DDT$ is biodegradable.

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