"Small ovary syndrome" is irrelevant if ovulation is regular, and fertilization occurs, and has nothing to do with "fetal development". Issues with fetal development may be genetic but depending on the age of the prospective mother, are not subject to the size, just the age of the maternal source of the pregnancy.
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