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The '''female''' sex refers to that division of a species which produces eggs. In most mammals, the fertilized eggs, or [[zygote]]s, develop into babies inside womb and are expelled to the outside in [[birth]], to be nurtured by [[milk]] produced by [[mammary glands]].  A female human child is called a girl.  With the commencement of [[menstruation]] a girl becomes a biological [[woman]].
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The '''female''' sex refers individuals of a sexually reproducing species that produce eggs. In most mammals, the fertilized eggs, or [[zygote]]s, develop into babies inside womb and are expelled to the outside in [[birth]], to be nurtured by [[milk]] produced by [[mammary glands]].  A female human child is called a girl.  With the commencement of [[menstruation]] a girl becomes a biological [[woman]].
     
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