Fingerprints are developed by 17 weeks in the womb.
I believe that fetal fingerprints are fully formed by 12 weeks/3months of gestation. Fingerprints are actually created by fetal movements - as the young fetus moves within the uterus, its skin shifts, forming the ridges of its fingerprints. This is the reason why no two people have the same fingerprints, even identical twins.
In 10 weeks time
twenty weeks is the technical time, but boys genitils aren't fully developed until twenty-six weeks
if you are pregnant for 24 weeks you have to give birth at 40 weeks so your baby is not yet fully devoloped. ..... or when you are a baby your bones are not yet fully devoloped so you have to be careful around babies...
It takes approx. 36-40 weeks for the baby to be fully developed. Before that, the baby is premature and might have to spend some time in an incubator. Amount of time spent depends on how early the baby is born.
It is better to wait to wean the goat until it is 12 to 14 weeks of age as the rumen is not fully developed until 10 weeks of age.
It takes approx. 36-40 weeks for the baby to be fully developed. Before that, the baby is premature and might have to spend some time in an incubator. Amount of time spent depends on how early the baby is born.
By 14 weeks after conception fingerprints have already formed on an unborn child's hands.
Yes. At 36 weeks a baby is fully developed. He/she may be a little lighter than the majority of babies who are born. However, there should not be any problems.
9 to 12 weeks. Interesting answer! Assuming we're talking about baby humans (the question doesn't say), then it's 9 months, give or take.
Don't try to induce before your due date. Your baby's ability to breathe may not be fully developed, and you may risk harming your baby. Wait it out a couple more weeks.
Yes it is very dangerous because a baby can be born with special needs. Or wouldn't be fully developed.