When does osteogenesis begin? *When a fetus is 13-15 weeks old When a baby is born When a fetus is 32 weeks old When a child is 2 years old

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When does osteogenesis begin?

*When a fetus is 13-15 weeks old
When a baby is born
When a fetus is 32 weeks old
When a child is 2 years old

When does osteogenesis begin? *When a fetus is 13-15 weeks old When a baby is born-example-1

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A. When a fetus is 13-15 weeks old

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