Question 66 Why is it difficult to be sure whether humans are experiencing endoc

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Question 66

Why is it difficult to be sure whether humans are experiencing endocrine disrupting effects from the chemicals in our environment, and how is the situation for fish living if waters affected by discharged treated sewage different in that regard? What is a primary piece of evidence supporting the idea that humans have been affected by endocrine active compounds in the environment? What is "BPA" and have been its two primary uses in consumer products? What primary chemical purpose have phthalates been used for, and give a chemical material in your life in which you are likely to encounter some phthalates. What does "intersex" mean for fish?

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67) BPA is nothing but besophenol A and the two uses of BPA are they are used in hard plastics and polycarbonates which are used to make consumer products and they are also used as epoxy resins which protect food bevarages like tins and cool drink cans.

69) Intersex is not only for fishes,it is for both the humans and fishes.In humans,it is defined as a person born with sexual anotomy that doesn't fit for the female is known as intersex and coming to fishes,when we observe that fish is getting intersex,it indicates that there is something wrong in environment.

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