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Things fetus often describes (“fetus ________”)
moves, increases, move, papyraceus, floats, results, syndrome, lives, ghosts, neonate, measures, gains, infant, ghost, swallows, papyraceous, development, position, increase, relationship, changes, weeks, matures, weight, result, baby, term, present, inside, child, months, presents, growth, die, descends, days, compressus, experiences, floating, rights, death, moving, attempts, pass, stores, accounts, fig, stage, forms, relative, human, needs, embryo, figure, pregnancy, status, need, lactation, suffering, drinks, acts, drops, demon, feeding, shows, causes, will, presses, subsp, survives, pregnancies, no., infections, outside, rupture, dead, week, transmission, protection, living, cause, proceeds, stops, kick, ages, kicks, dies
How fetus often is described (“________ fetus”)
female, male, normal, old, viable, unborn, aborted, affected, positive, healthy, month, ovine, early, mammalian, abnormal, single, live, anencephalic, mature, premature, trimester, stillborn, nonviable, immature, defective, late, hydropic, day, previable, macerated, malformed, retarded, infected, deformed, intact, gestational, formed, tiny, developed, syphilitic, macrosomic, risk, hypoxic, mummified, unwanted, primate, unaffected, twin, singleton, unformed, ectopic, gestation, quick, restricted, distressed, anemic, hydrocephalic, equine, animated, anomalous, coexistent, age, rat, parasitic, oxygenated, postmature, inviable, born, rhpositive, acardiac
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