Question

how does the embryo get nourishment inside the Mother's body?
Answer according to class 10th student ​

Answer 1

The placenta is the important in-between-link between the mother’s body and the fetus. The placenta is gut, lungs, liver and kidneys combined in one organ. When the blood to be transported through the umbilical cord has the right amount of nutrients and oxygen, it is transported into the fetus. The fetus metabolizes everything and sends the deoxygenated, nutrient poor blood back to the placenta. There is a single vein (nutrient rich and oxygenated blood) going from the placenta to the fetus and there are two arteries (oxygen-poor, nutrient-poor blood) going from the fetus back to the placenta.

Answer 2

Answer:

through placenta.

Explanation:

placenta billi on the side of embryo and blood vessels surrounding villi on the side of mother. oxygen and glucose pass from mother through placenta.