A lab is researching the incidence of fatal liver damage in rats. 58 percent of all rats whose environment exposed them to low levels of the toxin died of liver disorder. 90 percent of all rats who died of liver disorder, however, were not exposed to any environmental toxins.
Which one of the following would give a stronger support to the above statistics?
A. There is only one cause of fatal liver disease in rats.
B. Only a small amount of the entire group of rats researched was exposed to environmental toxin.
C. Most rats will not suffer from being exposed to low levels of the toxin.
D.Environmental toxins are not particularly harmful to the livers of rats.