What conclusion can be drawn about the relationship between the poison dart frog's diet and its toxicity?
A. There is a direct link between diet and toxicity
B. Diet has no impact on toxicity
C. Toxicity increases with captivity
D. Toxicity is solely determined by genetics
E. None of them
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