According to the mishna, Does a tumtum get the lower amount (like the girls in a case where there is a lot of money and like the boys in the case where there is little money) or does he not receive anything at all? \u00a0Why in the case in the mishna does the husband commit 200 if a girl is born and 100 if a boy is born – aren’t boys more preferred than girls? \u00a0Three possible answers are brought. \u00a0Two tannaitic sources are brought with cases similar to the ones in our mishna\u00a0but without enough details so the gemara establishes the details of the cases discussed. \u00a0A man on his deathbed gave all of his property to his unborn baby. \u00a0Rav Huna says this doesn’t work because a fetus can’t acquire items. \u00a0Rav Nachman questions him from our mishna where all the cases were giving a gift to a fetus. \u00a0Rav Huna rejects the mishna and says he doesn’t know who the author is. \u00a0The gemara then questions why Rav Huna couldn’t have given a different answer. \u00a0It raises\u00a0seven possibilities but then rejects them all.<\/p>\n