Which description correctly identifies the effect of thalidomide on developing fetuses?

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Thalidomide is known to cause birth defects, specifically limb abnormalities, when taken during pregnancy. However, research has shown that the highest risk of these birth defects occurs when thalidomide is taken between the 4th and 6th weeks after conception. Therefore, it is considered harmful to fetuses during this time but may be safe at other times during pregnancy.

Which Description Correctly Identifies the Effect of Thalidomide on Developing