Craniofacial anomalies associated with alcohol exposure during development. (A) An illustration of a child with facial features of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS). (B) Left figure shows a mouse with gestational day 7 alcohol exposure: Note small head, small eyes, and lack of a cleft under the nose compared with the control mouse on the right. (C) Zebrafish with embryonic alcohol exposure on the left compared with a control on the right. Again notice the small eyes, the smaller head, and the malformed body cavity and fin displacement resulting from alcohol exposure.SOURCE: Figure 1A: Warren et al. 2011.Photos in B are courtesy of Dr. Kathleen Sulik, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.Photos in C were taken from Marrs et al. 2010.
