Difference between revisions of "Female"

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A female human child is called a girl. With the commencement of menstruation a girl becomes a biological woman.

Revision as of 01:47, April 10, 2007 (view source) Teresita (Talk \| contribs) (New page: '''Female''' refers to that division of a species which produces eggs. In mammals, the fertilized eggs are carried to full term inside the body and expelled to the outside in birth, t...)		Revision as of 19:03, April 12, 2007 (view source) Ed Poor (Talk \| contribs) (mammals produce eggs like this? Try again.) Newer edit →
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−	'''Female''' refers to that division of a species which produces eggs. In mammals, the fertilized eggs are carried to full term inside the body and 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]].	+	A female human child is called a [[girl]]. With the commencement of [[menstruation]] a girl becomes a biological [[woman]].