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| 1179917177 | 2023-10-13T08:18:12Z | YitzhakNat | [[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Kuckuckskind''' (plural - ''kuckuckskinder'') is a [[German language|German]] term used to describe a child whose [[biological father]] is not the same as the man who raises the child, and both the child and the social father believe they are biologically related. The term was inspired from the [[cuckoo]] bird's nesting habits, which involve laying eggs in other birds' nests - a phenomenon known as [[brood parasitism]].<ref name="Orel 2008">Sonja Orel: '...' |
