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| rdfs:comment | - A fetus is an in utero developing human, called a fetus after the eighth week of gestation. A fetus is a developing mammal or other viviparous vertebrate, after the embryonic stage and before birth.
- Kiwi's resident mapper. She started January of 2008. I reckon shes pretty rad.
- A Fetus is a thing that isn't a baby, no matter how much conservatives insist. Conservatives are generallly pro-gun, pro-War, pro-death penalty and against Universal Health Care. In other words, once a baby is born, they stop caring so much whether it stays alive.
- Generally, a fetus matured in a single, natural womb until the moment of birth, but there were exceptions. Some fetuses, particularly those of the Borg Collective, were known to have required no natural wombs at all. (TNG: "Q Who" ; VOY: "Drone"; ENT: "Similitude") In other extreme cases, it was possible to implant the fetus into another womb. The fetal existence of Keiko O'Brien's second child was deliberately divided, due to an accident, between the wombs of his mother and Kira Nerys. (DS9: "Body Parts", et al.)
- 'Twas thine mother, 'twas. If you didn't see the pictures, just imagine them. or ,r ,e me
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| abstract | - A fetus is an in utero developing human, called a fetus after the eighth week of gestation. A fetus is a developing mammal or other viviparous vertebrate, after the embryonic stage and before birth.
- Kiwi's resident mapper. She started January of 2008. I reckon shes pretty rad.
- A Fetus is a thing that isn't a baby, no matter how much conservatives insist. Conservatives are generallly pro-gun, pro-War, pro-death penalty and against Universal Health Care. In other words, once a baby is born, they stop caring so much whether it stays alive.
- Generally, a fetus matured in a single, natural womb until the moment of birth, but there were exceptions. Some fetuses, particularly those of the Borg Collective, were known to have required no natural wombs at all. (TNG: "Q Who" ; VOY: "Drone"; ENT: "Similitude") In other extreme cases, it was possible to implant the fetus into another womb. The fetal existence of Keiko O'Brien's second child was deliberately divided, due to an accident, between the wombs of his mother and Kira Nerys. (DS9: "Body Parts", et al.)
- 'Twas thine mother, 'twas. If you didn't see the pictures, just imagine them. or ,r ,e me
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