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Qaagi - Book of Why

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the fatherwill influencethe developing child via the maternal environment

the said receptorsinfluenceneonatal fetal Mind development

hormonesto influencematernal nest - building behavior

External factors also interact with hormonesto influencematernal nest - building behavior

External factors ... hormonesto influencematernal nest - building behavior

low levels of amniotic fluidcould causeproblems with the baby 's development

X - Rays and medications taken by Shaynamay have causedproblems with the baby 's development

a null mutant allelecausesa maternal effect on endosperm development

the maternal inheritance of a null mutant allelecausesa maternal effect on endosperm development

by these hormone changes(passive) caused bychanges in maternal behavior

specific infant behaviorsmight influencematernal oxytocin response and maternal behavior

a negatively acting thyroid hormone receptor alpha1(passive) caused byRetardation of post - natal development

stressorscausingchange to maternal behaviour

Maternal careinfluencesmaternal behaviour of female offspring

lower testosterone and cortisol ( a stress hormone ) levels and detectably higher levels of estradiol , a hormone knownto influencematernal behavior in women

lower testosterone and cortisol ( a stress hormone ) levels and detectably higher levels of estradiol ... knownto influencematernal behavior in women

Early studies have found ... rats depending on the environment in which rhesus macaqueswere placedinfluencedmaternal behavior of mother

in this waycontributingto the onset of maternal behavior

A second study showed that female mice 's exposure to low - dose BPA during fetal life or adulthoodcausedalterations in maternal behavior

the prenatal periodsetsthe stage for postnatal child development

Itraconazolehas causedabnormalities in foetal development

These findings ... the neural mechanismsinfluencematernal care behaviors

the neural mechanismsinfluencematernal care behaviors

animalscan causeabnormality of foetal development

doses of this compound administered frequentlywill causeabnormal brain development in the baby

by differences in personality and mental health and how this can in turn affect child mental health(passive) is influenced bymaternal parenting behaviour

by differences in personality and mental health and how this can in turn affect(passive) is influenced bymaternal parenting behaviour

possibly the fetal circulationcausingmaternal development

the uterus ... large enoughto causematernal haemodynamic changes

Factorsinfluencingmaternal behavior

the factorsinfluencingmaternal behavior

hormones also have an effectare influencingmaternal behavior

by the surrounding culture but also by learned behavior(passive) is ... influenced bymaternal behavior

by these hormone changes(passive) caused bymaternal behavior

also(passive) is ... influencedMaternal behavior

Mind control meantto influencematernal behavior

the environment and animal handling techniques(passive) is influenced byMaternal behavior

by depression(passive) caused bymaternal behavior

depression(passive) caused bymaternal behavior

a geneinfluencesmaternal behavior

persistent locomotor hyperactivity in the adultcausespersistent locomotor hyperactivity in the adult

potentiallycould ... contributepotentially

infant birth weight , infant mortality , and maternal morbidity ratesmay influenceinfant birth weight , infant mortality , and maternal morbidity rates

infant birth weight and mortalitymay influenceinfant birth weight and mortality

infant birth weight and mortality ratesmay influenceinfant birth weight and mortality rates

later interaction maternal statusinfluencelater interaction maternal status

to child abusemay ... leadto child abuse

offspring birth weight and subsequent white fat gain in adulthoodto influenceoffspring birth weight and subsequent white fat gain in adulthood

offspring birth weight and subsequent white fat gain in adulthood to influenceoffspring birth weight and subsequent white fat gain in adulthood

women and animalsleadwomen and animals

offspring birth weight and subequent white fat gain in adulthoodto influenceoffspring birth weight and subequent white fat gain in adulthood

subsequent socioemotional behavior in the infantsmay influencesubsequent socioemotional behavior in the infants

A third type of dyslexia(passive) to be caused byA third type of dyslexia

in T. magnusrecently discoveredin T. magnus

where baby should be delivered and what preparations need to be made beforehandwould influencewhere baby should be delivered and what preparations need to be made beforehand

Secondary developmental dyslexia is felt(passive) to be caused bySecondary developmental dyslexia is felt

to other problems in latecould leadto other problems in late

to depression and violenceleadsto depression and violence

The product(passive) has been designedThe product

subsequent socioemotional behavior in the infantsmay influencesubsequent socioemotional behavior in the infants

calf growth performancemay influencecalf growth performance

the early development of pregnancy ( 6could adversely influencethe early development of pregnancy ( 6

in death of the offspringresultedin death of the offspring

infant developmentinfluencedinfant development

alsoinfluencedalso

in significant differences in infant behaviorresultsin significant differences in infant behavior

the child 's developmental patterncan ... influencethe child 's developmental pattern

In addition , it has been shown(passive) to be significantly influenced byIn addition , it has been shown

gene function in rat pupsinfluencesgene function in rat pups

factors to birth outcomesmay be contributingfactors to birth outcomes

fundamental phenomenainfluencesfundamental phenomena

children to maintain a healthy body weightcauseschildren to maintain a healthy body weight

to birth outcomesmay be contributingto birth outcomes

fetal malformationscausingfetal malformations

the genomes ofinfluencingthe genomes of

the genomes of the pupsinfluencingthe genomes of the pups

birth outcomesinfluencesbirth outcomes

infants during holdinginfluenceinfants during holding

the eating response of the child and be predictive of weight gaincan influencethe eating response of the child and be predictive of weight gain

to inclinations to nurture and become attached ( maternal instinctleadto inclinations to nurture and become attached ( maternal instinct

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