Biology, asked by anjumuddu, 1 year ago

Fetus derives it's nutrition from the mother. A) identify the tissue used for the above purpose explain it's structure? B) explain how the wastes generated by developing embroy are removed. C) how does the birth of child take place

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Answered by Anonymous
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A) The tissue is called placenta which is used for the purpose of transfer of nutrients from mother to the developing foetus.It is Cylindrical tube which is connected to the wall of uterine.

B) The waste generated by the embryo usesthe same tube i.e. placenta for its passing out.

C)Birth of chikd takes place after the gestation period(9 months inside the womb of mother).When the pain in the uterine walls is at highest then the birth of child takes place by the birth canal.
Answered by rajawaseemkiani
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A)
Fetus drives its nutrition from mother through placenta which is the outer layer of the cells called as trophoblast while inner layer of the cells forms fetus which is known as embryoblast. Once placenta is formed nutrients, oxygen and waste products start transferring between mother to fetus. Placenta is cylindrical tube like structure.
B)
Waste removal takes place by placenta which also carries nutrients for fetus.
C)
Birth takes place after 280 days or about 40 weeks and this whole birth cycle completes and there is a regular and painful muscle contraction and dilation of the neck of the womb after this birth takes place.
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