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Bioaccumulation is a complex process with far-reaching ecological and health implications. Understanding the mechanisms and factors influencing bioaccumulation is essential for developing effective regulatory and mitigation strategies. Continued research and international cooperation are crucial to address the challenges posed by bioaccumulative substances. | Bioaccumulation is a complex process with far-reaching ecological and health implications. Understanding the mechanisms and factors influencing bioaccumulation is essential for developing effective regulatory and mitigation strategies. Continued research and international cooperation are crucial to address the challenges posed by bioaccumulative substances. | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||