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The function of the amnion is to
 
  a. connect the placenta to the developing fetus.
  b. provide a cushion of protection for the developing embryo.
  c. provide nutrients and oxygen to the developing embryo.
  d. remove waste products from the developing fetus.

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The outer layer of the embryo forms the
 
  a. amnion and chorion.
  b. placenta and umbilical cord.
  c. brain and spinal cord of the fetus.
  d. heart and internal organs.

Question 3

While observing developing cells, Dr. House shouts, I am seeing actual organogenesis taking place In simple terms, Dr. House is viewing
 
  a. meiosis.
  b. the formation of a blastula.
  c. the initial formation of major body organs.
  d. a breech presentation.

Question 4

All major organs initially develop in some fashion during the _____ period.
 
  a. germinal
  b. zygotic
  c. fetal
  d. embryonic

Question 5

Natalie is six weeks pregnant. At this point, the organism growing inside of her is most properly referred to as a(n)
 
  a. blastula.
  b. embryo.
  c. fetus.
  d. zygote.
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