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How old are you if you were born in 1899?
Age Now = Year Now - Year of Birth (if the person has had their birthday this year, and one less if they have not).
How old are you if your born in December of 1999?
Age Now = Year Now - Year of Birth (if the person has had their birthday this year, and one less if they have not).
How old would you be if you were born in 1957?
Age Now = Year Now - Year of Birth (if the person has had their birthday this year, and one less if they have not).
You have one sister and two brothers?
That is a total of six offspring in the family, yourself and five siblings.
Its now 2010 how old would you be if you were born in 1981?
Age Now = Year Now - Year of Birth (if the person has had their birthday this year, and one less if they have not).
What is one of five offspring born in a single birth called?
One of five offspring born in a single birth is a quintuplet.
What is the meaning of triplet?
A collection or combination of three of a kind; three united., Three verses rhyming together., A group of three notes sung or played in the tree of two., Three children or offspring born at one birth.
What the highest number of babies being born from one mother in one day?
There are some organisms that give birth to thousands of offspring in one day.
What does quadruplets mean?
one of 4 offspring born at one birth. It's like twins, except instead of 2 kids there are four.
Does one US citizen parent make offspring natural born citizen?
no- the key thing is to be born in US territory and so be a citizen by birth.
How many offspring does each female cheetah haves when she gives birth?
A cheetah can give birth to as few as one cub and as many as nine cubs. Average litter size is three to five cubs.
How often does a coyote have offspring?
A cougar gives birth to a new litter about every two or three years, though the period can be as short as one year, and a cougar's litter size can be between one and six cubs, typically two or three.
What is the number of offspring in cattle?
Cattle usually give birth to one calf. There have been occasions where multiple offspring have been produced.
Which animal gives birth to one offspring at a time?
rarely do the following animals give birth to more than one offspring: horses, donkeys, kangaroos, monkeys, bears, and aquatic mammals such as dolphins and whales. there may be more than on this list.
What is the law of blood?
Jus sanguinis (law of blood) is the practice of extending citizenship to offspring, of American citizens, not born on US soil. If you were born overseas, but at least one of your parents was a citizen for at least one year at the time of your birth, then you are a natural born US citizen.
What is blood of law?
Jus sanguinis (law of blood) is the practice of extending citizenship to offspring, of American citizens, not born on US soil. If you were born overseas, but at least one of your parents was a citizen for at least one year at the time of your birth, then you are a natural born US citizen.
What is ten babies born at the same time to the same mother called?
DecapletsHere's the full list of terms for multiple births:· Two offspring - twins· Three offspring - triplets· Four offspring - quadruplets· Five offspring - quintuplets· Six offspring - sextuplets· Seven offspring - septuplets· Eight offspring - octuplets· Nine offspring - nonuplets· Ten offspring - decaplets· Eleven offspring - undecaplets· Twelve offspring - duodecaplets· Thirteen offspring - tredecaplets· Fourteen offspring - quattrodecaplets· Fifteen offspring - quindecaplets
