Yes, oil production is genetic. incubation just substitutes a brooding mothers warmth, keeping the egg at a constant temperature until it hatches. 24 hours after the hatch the duckling should be ready for the water.
A baby's sweat glands develop when he/she is 1 year old
Mammals incubate their offspring internally in a uterus or womb. They feed their young milk produced in mammary glands.
glands bih/...!
Yes. It is necessary for reproduction.
The tear glands
The first gland id the testis. The sweat glands grow after they get the increased testosterone.
That would be primarily the Pituitary gland in your brain. (pitt-OO-ih-tare-ee)
sweat
Of course it does. It helps to develop milk secreting glands.
if two normal glands are left behind, hypoparatyroidism will not ensue
yes
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