Titlebook: Breast Feeding; The Biological Optio G. J. Ebrahim Textbook 1978Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1978 biological.biology.breast

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Arnold Weissman,Annemarie Zink-Kunnertthe mother. There are about 3500 known species of mammals. Naturally there is a wide variation in form, size and habit. Typical mammalian features are exhibited by man, dog, cow, rabbit and mouse. Less typical mammals are the water-dwelling whale and seal, the birdlike bat, the plated armadillo and the egg-laying duck-billed platypus.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-05944-7 In full lactation there is a great uptake of substrate by the breast, which it utilises not only for the synthesis of the various constituents of milk but also for providing the energy required for such synthesis.

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,Breast Feeding and the Mother—the Physiology of Lactation,the mother. There are about 3500 known species of mammals. Naturally there is a wide variation in form, size and habit. Typical mammalian features are exhibited by man, dog, cow, rabbit and mouse. Less typical mammals are the water-dwelling whale and seal, the birdlike bat, the plated armadillo and the egg-laying duck-billed platypus.

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Arnold Weissman,Annemarie Zink-KunnertSuckling is the process by means of which the infant obtains milk from the mother’s breast. It is not the same as sucking, even though some negative pressure is generated within the infant’s mouth. During suckling the nipple is actually ‘milked’ between the infant’s palate and the tongue by rhythmic movements of the tongue and the lower jaw.

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,Lactation and the Baby—the Physiology of Suckling,Suckling is the process by means of which the infant obtains milk from the mother’s breast. It is not the same as sucking, even though some negative pressure is generated within the infant’s mouth. During suckling the nipple is actually ‘milked’ between the infant’s palate and the tongue by rhythmic movements of the tongue and the lower jaw.

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