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Often used in the same context:
dystocia,
estrous cycle,
oestrus,
conceptus,
estrus,
estrous,
corpus luteum,
gestation,
neonate,
endometritis,
involution,
lactation,
farrowing,
yolk sac,
luteal phase,
cryptorchid,
gastrulation,
photoperiod,
metritis,
musth,
recumbency,
spermatogenesis,
alkalosis,
zona pellucida,
intracerebral,
meconium,
fetal distress,
intrauterine,
embryogenesis,
gonadal,
reticulum,
uterine,
cryptorchidism,
colostrum,
amenorrhoea,
ovulation,
copulation,
pubertal,
hydronephrosis,
engorgement,
calving,
hypovolemia,
pineal,
organogenesis,
ileal,
hyperphagia,
amniotic cavity,
breech birth,
umbilical vein,
ischaemia,
caesarian,
foaling,
tetany,
mammary gland,
molar pregnancy,
hmg,
ectoderm,
hermaphroditism,
hypoplasia,
hyperplasia,
pupation,
peri,
haemolysis,
puerperal,
diapause,
oviducts,
fertilized ovum,
ossification,
trophoblast,
distension,
suckling,
menses,
myelomeningocele,
adrenocorticotropic hormone,
dysmenorrhoea,
hindgut,
glucose tolerance test,
hydrops,
fertilization,
ectopic,
mammary,
amnion,
lordosis,
coitus,
pyloric stenosis,
abruption,
transection,
potentiation,
follicle stimulating hormone,
toxemia,
meiosis,
tamponade,
pannus,
hemolytic,
hypovolemic,
repolarization,
pregnancy,
anovulation,
habituation,
pharyngeal,
atrioventricular valve,
hypocalcaemia,
childbirth,
puberty,
menopause,
expiration,
birth,
births,
menstruation,
adolescence,
hibernation,
orgasm,
weaning,
adulthood,
ascension,
ascent,
convalescence,
ejaculation
More specific:
accouchement,
brooding,
calving,
childbearing,
childbed,
childbirth,
confinement,
egg laying,
farrow,
farrowing,
hatch,
hatching,
incubation,
labor,
labour,
laying,
lying-in,
parturiency,
travail,
vaginal birth
Appears in the definition of:
accouchement,
childbearing,
childbirth,
colostrum,
endometrium,
foremilk,
lactogenic hormone,
luteotropin,
prolactin,
vaginal birth
Part of:
reproduction
More general:
biological process,
organic process
Synonyms:
birth,
birthing,
giving birth
Also try:
— Adjectives for parturition:
human,
normal,
difficult,
first,
premature,
abnormal,
successful,
easy,
spontaneous,
natural,
recent,
more...
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