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how are carbon dioxide and urea excreted by the foetus removed

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By means of placenta the developing embryo obtains nutrients and oxygen from the mother and gives off carbon dioxide and nitrogenous waste. ... The placenta, thus, serves as the nutritive, respiratory and excretory organ of the foetus.
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By means of placenta the developing embryo obtains nutrients and oxygen from the mother and gives off carbon dioxide and nitrogenous waste. ... The placenta, thus, serves as the nutritive, respiratory and excretory organ of the foetus.

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