In the intrauterine environment, the unborn child can be affected by
A)x-rays or radiation.
B)certain diseases.
C)drugs used by the mother.
D)all of these.

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All of these options can affect the unborn child in the intrauterine environment. X-rays or radiation exposure can cause mutations and growth abnormalities, certain diseases such as rubella can cause congenital defects, and drugs used by the mother can cross the placenta and affect fetal development.

In the Intrauterine Environment, the Unborn Child Can Be Affected