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| womb; organ where fetus develops |
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| the baby starts to grow somewhere other than the uterus (fallopian tubes) |
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| tiny thread-like structure in nucleus of every cell |
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| determines the inherited traits |
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| complete blueprint for creation of a person |
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| complex molecules that make up genes |
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| inability to conceive a child |
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| the baby's development during a pregnancy; 40 weeks |
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| zygote attaches to thickened uterine lining and begins to grow |
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| filled with fluid around the embryo |
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| surrounds, protects, and cushions the fetus |
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| tissue connects developing baby to the uterus |
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| a long tube that connects the baby to the placenta; takes carbon dioxide and waste products away |
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| when the developing baby dies prior to the twentieth week |
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| if the baby dies after the twentieth week |
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| both parents carry the same gene |
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| one parent carries "the gene" |
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| an incurable condition found in some children of mothers who consumed alcohol during pregnancy |
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| abnormalities caused by the mother consuming alcohol during pregnancy |
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