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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8460-7 about 30% of the causes of developmental defects are known, including those of genetic transmission. The biochemical mechanisms responsible for the remaining 65–70% of the developmental defects in humans are unknown (38). Several papers in this volume provide evidence of how congenital malformation

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Taxation: Redistribution Upwards,s a “potential mutagen” or “potential carcinogen.” In this chapter, I would like to explore the validity of this assumption and present an environmental view which modifies but does not entirely overcome it.