The harm done by teratogens
A) is simple and straightforward.
B) always creates a "monstrosity" or malformation.
C) depends on dose, heredity, age, and other negative influences.
D) can rarely be prevented.

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The harm done by teratogens depends on various factors such as dose, heredity, age, and other negative influences. It is not always simple and straightforward, nor does it always create a malformation or "monstrosity." While it may not always be preventable, steps can be taken to minimize exposure and reduce harm.

The Harm Done by Teratogens