After ________ is complete,teratogens can no longer cause anatomical defects.
A)morphogenesis
B)organogenesis
C)histogenesis
D)embryogenesis

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Organogenesis is the stage in embryonic development where organs begin to form. Once this stage is complete, around week 10 of gestation, the major anatomical structures are formed and teratogens are no longer capable of causing structural defects. However, they may still affect the function and development of organs that have already formed, as well as brain development.

After ________ Is Complete,teratogens Can No Longer Cause Anatomical Defects