uterogestation (Meaning)

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uterogestation (n.)

Gestation in the womb from conception to birth; pregnancy.

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The average duration of uterogestation in humans is approximately 40 weeks.
Monitoring fetal development during uterogestation is crucial for ensuring the health of both the mother and child.
Certain medical conditions can affect the duration of uterogestation, leading to premature birth or prolonged pregnancy.
The end of uterogestation is marked by the onset of labor, resulting in the delivery of the fetus.
The period of uterogestation in elephants is known to be the longest among all mammals, lasting nearly two years.
Advances in reproductive technology have allowed for the extension of uterogestation outside the uterus, enabling premature infants to survive.
Research in uterogestation focuses on understanding the complex biological processes that govern fetal development and birth.
The hormonal changes associated with uterogestation prepare the body for pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding.
The social and cultural norms surrounding uterogestation can vary significantly across different societies.
In some cases, uterogestation may be terminated through medical intervention, such as in cases of severe fetal abnormalities or maternal health concerns.

Gestation in the womb from conception to birth; pregnancy.

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No antonyms found.

The average duration of uterogestation in humans is approximately 40 weeks.

Monitoring fetal development during uterogestation is crucial for ensuring the health of both the mother and child.

Certain medical conditions can affect the duration of uterogestation, leading to premature birth or prolonged pregnancy.

The end of uterogestation is marked by the onset of labor, resulting in the delivery of the fetus.