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Table 1.

Fetal facial movements coded, and the association of particular facial movements to the specific facial expression of pain/distress.

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Figure 1.

Typical fetuses at 32 weeks gestation.

(a) Showing an example of neutral face, and (b) a “pain/distress” facial expression with complex combinations of facial movements.

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Table 2.

Co-occurrence of all facial movements coded across the 15 fetuses by gestational age.

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Table 3.

Co-occurrence of all facial movements within a specific gestalt across the 15 fetuses by gestational age.

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Table 4.

Parameter estimates of fitted models, showing increasing complexity of facial movements over gestational age.

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Figure 2.

Fitted proportions of facial movement co-occurrences making up a “pain/distress” face for a typical fetus.

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