Through bioaccumulation, we as a species have built up resistance to pesticides.

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Bioaccumulation refers to the accumulation of substances, such as pesticides, in an organism. This process does not build resistance but rather increases the concentration of the substance in the organism's body, potentially leading to toxic effects. Resistance to pesticides is developed through genetic changes over generations, not through bioaccumulation.

Through Bioaccumulation, We as a Species Have Built Up Resistance