why a baby born by surgery called a caeserian?
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THAT'S THE NAME OF THE OPERATION PERFORMED,A CESAREAN SECTION.VERY SORE AFTERWARDS,BELIEVE ME
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Your spelling skills are atrocious. Babies do not come from wounds, they come from wombs. There is no theory of evaluation, it is the theary of evolution. And it is not resion, it is reason. Where did you go to school?\nAnd to answer your question, Adam did not have nipples, because Adam did not exist.
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The following superstition appears on the website below, but there's no mention of the body not burning!  In medieval times the appearance of a caul (veil) on a newborn baby was seen as a sign of good luck. It was considered an omen that the child was destined for greatness. (Alexander the Great was allegedly born with a caul and he certainly had an interesting and powerful life, though short lived).  Over the course of European history, a popular legend developed suggesting that possession of a baby's caul would give its bearer good luck and protect that person from death by drowning.  It was, therefore, highly prized by sailors. Medieval women often sold their cauls to sailors for large sums of money as it was regarded as a valuable talisman.  (Have looked at a number of other sites and they all say much the same).
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Congenital means from birth or inherited. Kyphosis means a curve of the spine causing a forward lean. This is most common in girls and usually manifests itself early in life. \n\nYour son may be able to avoid surgery by wearing a brace. It is a long and difficult therapy regimen but can be effective sometimes if surgery is what you wish to avoid. \n\nSurgery will be a must if his internal organs begin to compress and lose function as a result. Specifically the lungs can be jeopardized if the kyphosis (curvature) is too great. \n\nYour best bet is to consult with a spine specialist (orthopedic usu. better trained in deformity/scoliosis) and seek their opinion.
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This is not easier said than this.\n\nGod like a human had a mother and father in another dimension. If youo humans were created in its image then why do you not know this.
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It's Welsh for "Son of"
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This name probably comes from the name Griselda, which is derived from the Germanic elements gris "grey" and hild "battle".\n\nSee the link below for more info.\n\nWK
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When a child is conceived, it is firstly a girl. Later in its development it can turn into a boy. So the male nipples are probably a remainder of the girl he used to be when it was an embrio.
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Yep, born in one. Three weeks later back for a double hernia operation, common in males at that age. Not more than a month old and I was there two times.   ;)
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Reason why male have nipples:\n1. To distinguish that they are mammals.\n2.A human baby inherits one copy of every gene from his or her father and one copy of every gene from his or her mother.\n3. It is the effect of the genes.\n\nReason for spleen:\nSpleen is a purplish-red organ shaped like a loose fist and located in the upper-left part of your abdominal cavity. It had been called "the most ignored and misunderstood of all organs." In ancient times, people believed it was the seat of the emotions, but actually it is an integral part of your immune system.\nJob description includes: \n1.filtering out foreign organisms that infect your blood \n2.removing your old or damaged platelets and red blood cells \n3.storing extra blood and releasing it as needed \n4.forming some types of white blood cells \nIf the spleen can be injured or diseased it can be removed through spleenectomy, you can live without it however,your resistance to infection will be lowered, at least initially. \n\nAppendix\nThe appendix is thought to have descended from an organ in our distant herbivorous ancestors called the cecum (or caecum). The cecum is maintained in modern herbivores, where it houses the bacteria that digest cellulose, a chemically tough carbohydrate that these animals could not otherwise utilize. The human appendix contains no significant number of these bacteria, and cellulose is indigestible to us. It seems likely that the appendix lost this function before our ancestors became recognizably human.\n\nSee my dear, this organs my not be vital as others but to maintain the human body in the state of balance equilibrium.
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It can be congenital....aside from this, I would say it is because we use and abuse these areas over the years without giving thought until we develope arthritis.  Once we develope arthritis in these areas, the pain becomes chronic. Because we still have to use our neck, back and shoulders...we hurt.  When we were young, we had our breaks and sprains and got back to normal....we were invincible. Now we are older and we are paying for the abuse.  Invincibility?  A vague memory of yesteryear.
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I saw that picture. She had the babies inside her. I can't remember if it was an ichthyosaur or a mesosaur
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They do exist, and aren't to rare, they are usually surgically altered these days. The technical answer to this question therefore is their mother's wombs. excellent answer grace.
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I ran out of answers last night just as I was about to post this; I thought you might find this link helpful:\nhttp://www.deproverbio.com/DPjournal/DP,1,1,95/BABY.html
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Ceasarian Section in birth and delivery.\nComputer Science in education.\n\n:-)
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I myself had 3 I can't choose from. Their names are Gordon, Minnie, and William- 7, 5, 3 respectively. They are with me full time now and I thank God every day for that blessing- for them as well as myself. \n\nGordon was 2 1/2 weeks late. He was really big (8-15) and tore mommy badly. Partial 3. He came out in a hurry and Doc almost dropped him 'cause he just shot out. His delivery took the longest 'cause he had his cord wrapped around his neck. Mom was heavily sedated from galactic amounts of locals before the epidural so I got to hold him for the longest time after they brought him back.\n\nMinnie was REALLY talented! She tied a knot in her cord! She was 2 1/2 weeks early and weighed just under 7 pounds. Mom wasn't as sedated this time and did not tear at all. Doc gave her to mom right away and I had to wait a while to hold her.\n\nWilliam was almost 3 weeks early and we knew there were problems. It turned out he was swimming in merconium and right after he was born they took him for a while to cleanse him. Not really sure how long but it seemed like days. When we got him back he looked like a 6 lb 4 oz lizard, he was so green- but, it cleared up quickly. He doesn't look like a lizard now. \n\nThey are all beautiful red-heads, well-behaved, well-mannered, very intelligent and it seems they got the best qualities and features from both of us- and none of the bad ones! They make every day the happiest first day of the rest of my life!  It's really sad but I think that she has forgotten all of it because I cannot imagine what life would be like without any of them!
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the female has 2 X chromasomes;\nthe male has 1 X and 1 Y chromasome; interestingly enough, it's the male who decides what gender a baby is going to be because either one X chromasome from the mother  joins with his one Y chromasome or his one X chromasome. It's kinda cool. ; )