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A birth mother is the woman who gives birth to a child.
Either birth mother or legal adoptive mother. In the case of adoption the adoptive mother becomes the birth mother in the eyes of the state
Their birth mother is Debbie Rowe
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no, because rats produce sexually, so the chromosomes will be different from the mother and fater, thus making a new life form.
His real birth mother was Mary Ball.
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If she is your birth mother, she is your mother by necessity of implied Definitions, and physics. Some folks, who were adopted at birth, regard the adoptee's as the true parents, but the Fact is, you can only have one Birth mother, so you could refer to her as, "My Birth Mother" this does not prevent you from calling your adoptee Mother, Mother as well. The Traditional Roles of Females Via History, would more then suggest that "Mother" is not necessarly the Birth Mother, but rather the Care Provider of any and all, as in Motherhood.,,Mother Earth, Mother Teresa, Mother Nature, Etc.
Identical siblings right at birth/in the womb
Neither the husband, nor his family history of twins, will have any effect on his sons fathering twins. Whether or not a pregnancy is twins, triplets, etc., depends entirely on the woman. What determines twins (or triplets) is if one egg is fertilized, then splits in two, then this is identical twins; if the egg splits in three, then it's identical triplets. If two eggs are fertilized, then they will be fraternal twins, and not identical, and may not even resemble each other at all; they can even be a different sex from each other. If three eggs are fertilized, then they will be fraternal triplets, and not identical, and can be all female, all male or two of one sex and one of another. The bottom line is, the father neverhas anything to do with whether or not it's a single birth, twins, triplets, etc. It is the mother, and the mother only. Now if multiple birth pregnancies run in her family, then the chances of twins will be higher than families with no history of multiple births.