Difference between revisions of "Pregnancy"
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| − | '''Pregnancy''' describes the condition of a mother carrying her unborn offspring. | + | '''Pregnancy''' describes the condition of a mother carrying her unborn offspring. During [[sexual intercourse]], a man's [[sperm]] fertilizes the woman's [[egg]], fuses with it, and forms a new child. The woman becomes '''pregnant''', and carries the baby in her [[womb]]. In humans, pregnancy lasts approximately nine months, after which the baby is born via the [[birth canal]]. |
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Revision as of 20:47, May 23, 2008
Pregnancy describes the condition of a mother carrying her unborn offspring. During sexual intercourse, a man's sperm fertilizes the woman's egg, fuses with it, and forms a new child. The woman becomes pregnant, and carries the baby in her womb. In humans, pregnancy lasts approximately nine months, after which the baby is born via the birth canal.
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