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*THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD.
Atargatis: Fertility goddess. 1000 BC in Assyria (Syria).
A mermaid is an aquatic creature that has the upper body of a human and the tail of a fish.
*GREEK MYTHOLOGY.
Then greatly expands on this concept, including Nereids, the Tritons, the Sirens and Thessalonike (sister of Alexander the Great).
In most, the man steals the mermaid’s cap, belt, comb or mirror. While the objects are hidden, she lives with him; if she finds them, she returns at once to the sea.
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1) The female will lay the eggs and they will be dispersed through the water, where the male will fertilize them.
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2) Mermaids are mammals and reproduce like dolphins. They would keep the baby in their womb until it is ready to be born. For birth, the scales on the lower part of the abdomen stretch in a vertical line to allow the baby to pass outside.