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Embryology Quiz

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During which period do malformations occur?

Thirteenth to sixteenth weeks of gestation

Third to eighth weeks of gestation (correct)

Ninth to twelfth weeks of gestation

First to second weeks of gestation

What are the causes of malformations?

None of the above

Both environmental and genetic factors (correct)

Only environmental factors

Only genetic factors

What is sirenomelia?

A type of malformation that occurs during the thirteenth to sixteenth weeks of gestation

A type of malformation that occurs during the third to eighth weeks of gestation (correct)

A type of malformation that occurs during the first two weeks of gestation

A type of malformation that occurs during the ninth to twelfth weeks of gestation

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Test your knowledge on malformations that occur during weeks gestation in this quiz on embryology. Learn about the causes and effects of structural alterations that can happen during organogenesis, with a focus on sirenomelia and caudal dysgenesis. Challenge yourself to identify the environmental and genetic factors that contribute to these malformations. Put your embryology expertise to the test and take this quiz now!