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Postmortem reproduction: the bioethics of reproductive wills
Medicine, Health Care and PhilosophyThe rapid advancement of assisted reproductive technologies has not only expanded the possibilities of human reproduction but also introduced crucial ethical and legal challenges, particularly in the case of posthumous conception. Existing legal frameworks, such as the one-year limit on using cryopreserved sperm in some European countries, often fail ...
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The Reproductive System and Reproduction
1993The reproductive system of isopods was described in the early literature by various authors (see in Schobl 1880; Friedrich 1883; Leichman 1891; Nĕmec 1896a, b). The marsupium of the oniscid isopods is formed by five thoracic segments (Nos. 3–7). Four processes hang down from the thoracic epithelium; they are opaque or transparent, soft and surrounded ...
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