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Gestation Time and Uterine Reaction Rate

Henry, Jonathan F.
1990
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Chemical factors affecting the gestation interval are discussed. The human gestation time is also compared with that of representative mammals. It is shown to be anomalously long given the relatively small human birth weight. This anomaly is taken to be evidence of the unique design of the human being in God's image.

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Gestation Time and Uterine Reaction Rate
Author
Henry, Jonathan F. (Tennessee Temple University)
Date
1990
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International Conference on Creationism Proceedings
Volume
2
Issue
1
Pagination
Volume 2:I, Pages 113-118
Pages
21
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