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fetation

British  
/ fiːˈteɪʃən /

noun

  1. the state of pregnancy

  2. the process of development of a fetus

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The fetation was made by injecting the sporoblast into the blood stream with a hypodermic needle.

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Many of the older writers mention this form of fetation as a curiosity, but offer no explanation as to its cause.

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Argles mentions simultaneous extrauterine fetation and superfetation.

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Sulikowski relates an instance of congenital fetation in the umbilicus of a girl of fourteen, who recovered after the removal of the anomaly.

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