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You study two insect food chains, one with a parasitic wasp laying its eggs in an herbivorous caterpillar and the other with a praying mantis eating an herbivorous meadow grasshopper If a persistent insecticide were applied to the plants in these systems, where would we expect to find the high concentrations due to biomagnification?
A) The grasshopper and caterpillar
B) The praying mantis and caterpillar
C) The caterpillar and parasitic wasp
D) The praying mantis and parasitic wasp

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