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young
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neomelia
produce
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stem family
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mouthbrooder
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thelygeny
germline
issue
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reproduce
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malformation
descendant
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offspringless
yeanling
fertilize
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homogenesis
crotch fruit
firstling
first degree
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great grand multiparous
cross foster
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prenate
modification
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dehybridization
prolicide
quintroon
large offspring syndrome
prolific
procreation
breed
grandmultiparous
eugenic
xenogenesis
inheritance
allonurse
procreate
three quarter sibling
process
thelytokous
sexual dichronism
cerberus
depensation
crotch dropping
heterozygote
quintipara
fruit
proliferous
mouthbrooding
gestate
chimaera
get
venter
r k selection theory
arrhenotoky
mate
philoprogenitive
leucrota
three quarter sister
three quarter brother
zedonk
bastardization
half first cousin
foal
maiden
marabou
uniparous
neo lamarckism
zebrinny
syndyasmian
fry
gene transfer
monogenic
fecundity
wean
punnett square
intersterile
leopon
pregnant
sexy son hypothesis
jumart
single parent
mule
horizontal gene transfer
superfetate
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unborn
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seed
chick
rabbit
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mother
Definitions:
Noun
offspring
progeny
issue
Definition: the immediate descendants of a person; "she was the mother of many offspring"; "he died without issue"
offspring
materialization
materialisation
Definition: something that comes into existence as a result; "industrialism prepared the way for acceptance of the French Revolution's various socialistic offspring"; "this skyscraper is the solid materialization of his efforts"
Definition: A person's daughter(s) and/or son(s); a person's children.