article_snippet: a fetus exact cause of death, however, isn't immediately known and is expected to be revealed when the final autopsy report is released in six to eight weeks, Boulder County District Attorney Stanley L. Garnett said.
article_snippet: Wilkins and her partner, identified only as Dan, named the female fetus Aurora, A prosecutor said.
article_snippet: Earlier Friday, the Boulder County Coroner's Office said the female fetus Aurora wasn't alive on the Boulder County Coroner's Office own after the female fetus Aurora was cut from Wilkins' womb.
article_snippet: the female fetus Aurora didn't exhibit "any signs of life outside of Wilkins' womb, therefore the circumstance is not being considered a live birth," Coroner Emma R. Hall said in a statement.
article_snippet: the Boulder County Coroner's Office performed an autopsy on the female fetus Aurora and said Wilkins' was 34 weeks pregnant.
article_snippet: At this time neither the autopsy or the investigation have provided any evidence that the baby exhibited any signs of life outside of Wilkins' womb, therefore the circumstance is not being considered a live birth.
article_snippet: The coroner's finding apparently contradicts earlier claims made in police reports that the female fetus Aurora "gasped" and that emergency room personnel described the female fetus Aurora as viable.