Prenatal development

1.  The flexible cordlike structure connecting a fetus at the abdomen with the placenta.   

• Umbilical Cord
• Puberty
• Amniotic Sac
• Embryo

1.  A female egg that has been fertilized.   

• Amniotic Sac 
• Placenta
• Infant
• Zygote

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1.  The unborn young from the eighth week of pregnancy to birth   

• Fetus
• Embryo
• Infant 
• Adult

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1.  A membranous vascular organ that develops in female mammals during pregnancy, lining the uterine wall and partially enveloping the fetus, to which it is attached by the umbilical cord.   

• Fetus Amniotic Sac
• Umbilical Cord 
• Placenta
• Yolk

1.  A thin membrane that completely surrounds the embryo and contains a protective fluid in which the embryo is immersed.     

• Embryo
• Umbilical Cord
• Amniotic Sac
• Placenta

What is the trophoblast?

• Future uterine lining 
• Future heart
• Future placenta
• Future brain

Which of the following is the correct order of stages of embryonic development?

• Fertilization, implantation, organogensis, fetal development
• Implantation, fetal development, organogenesis, fertilization
• Fertilization, fetal development, implantation, organogenesis
• Fetal development, implantation, organogenesis, fertilization

In mammals, the placenta is essential to the embryo for  

• nutrition, reproduction, and growth 
• nutrition, respiration and excretion 
• locomotion,respiration, and excretion 
• nutrition, reproduction, and excretion

The diagram below represents one stage during the human reproductive process. A function of structure A is to    

• remove nutrients from the fetus 
• provide the fetus with metabolic wastes
• remove all toxins from the blood of the mother
• provide for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide

Base your answer on the diagram below and on your knowledge of biology. The arrows in the diagram represent processes.  Process B is known as    

• meiosis
• oogenesis
• differentiation
• germination

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