Fine, downy hair that may cover the newborn's ears, back and shoulders.
a covering of soft, fine hair on the newborn
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Downy-like, fine hair on a fetus. Lanugo can appear as early as 15 weeks of gestation, and typically begins to disappear sometime before birth.
fine downy hairs that cover the fetus
Fine, downy hair that covers the body of the unborn baby.
Fuzzy prenatal body hair, which drops off within a few days after birth. (85)
fine coat of body hair found on thefetus.
fine downy hair on the body of the fetus after the fourth month; usually not apparent at birth.
Fine, downy hair growing on the skin of a fetus by about week 26
A fine soft hair that develops on the bodies of people with anorexia nervosa.
crop of very fine hair covering human fetus, which disappears before birth.
Fine hair that covers the baby's body and is evident at birth.
Fine, downy hair found on all body parts of the fetus, with the exception of the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet, after 20 weeks' gestation.
Fine long unpigmented hairs covering the fetus that usually disappears one month after birth.
the fine downy hair covering a human fetus; normally shed during the ninth month of gestation
the fine , woolly hair or down on the shoulders, back, sacrum, and earlobes of the unborn child that may remain for a few weeks after birth
very fine hair that covers the body and limbs of human foetuses. It is most abundant towards the 28th week of gestation and is shed after 40 weeks.
The fine, white, downy hair that covers a fetus' body. Some premature infants are still covered in lanugo at birth.
Soft, fine hair on the skin of a fetus or very premature newborn.
The fine, soft hair that may cover parts of a newborn's body.
growth of a fine layer of downy hair on the body to keep it warm when it is malnourished.
The fine, downy hair covering the fetus.
fine, downy hair that covers the fetus until shortly before or after birth.
Primitive fine hair on the body of the fetus.
The birth coat of fur of a pinniped (sometimes shed in the uterus).
The soft downy hair that covers the fetus while it is in the womb. Lanugo is almost entirely shed by the time the baby is born.
soft, downy hair on a baby's body.
Fine hair covering the baby.
The fine temporary hair that covers a fetus from about 26 weeks and is sometimes still present at birth.
downy hair that covers the fetus beginning in the fourth month but usually disappears before the birth.
Fine, downy hair appearing on the skin of a fetus.
Fine hairs present on the body of a fetus.
Lanugo are hairs that grow on the body to attempt to insulate it because of lack of fat. It is a type of pelage. It occurs on fetuses and it is normal for the unborn fetus to consume the hair, which then contributes to the newborn baby's first feces (meconium).