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placenta
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structure formed in the uterus from maternal tissue and fetal tissue
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functions of placenta
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provided nutrients, respiration, excretion
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respiration
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gas exchange
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excretion
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removes waste from fetus
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function of umbilical cord
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served as an attachment from fetus to placental tissues
Living Environment
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Decks in class (53)
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Interactive Cell19
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Most Of Photosynthesis Occurs In Leaves16
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Ingestion Of Organic Material: Heterotrophic32
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Respiration: Anaerobic And Aerobic16
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Regulation: Homeostasis Of Nerve Cells17
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Locomotion7
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Diffusion Through A Membrane10
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Intro To Chapter 218
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Exceptions To The Cell Theory5
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Cell Structure4
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Biochemistry34
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Human Body18
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Mechanism Of Chemical Digestion: Hydrolysis6
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Nutritional Requirements16
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Disorders Of The Digestive System7
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Transport11
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Immnuity7
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Blood Typing4
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Transport Vessels9
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Heart14
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Disorders of the Transport System6
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Respiration: Gas Exchange11
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Lungs8
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Breathing Rate2
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Disorders Of The Respiratory System9
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Excretion6
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Urinary System7
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Nervous System24
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Disorders Of The Nervous System12
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Endocrine Syetem37
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Disorders Of The Endocrine System9
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Locomotion9
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Muscles7
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Disorders Of Locomotion6
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Chapter 5: Homeostasis And Immunity9
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External Factor Types8
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Internal Factors6
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Symptoms Of Disease2
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The Immune System18
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Problems in the Immune System7
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Genetics Chapter 15
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Genetics Chapter 214
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Reproduction15
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Mitotic Cell Division3
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Asexual Reproduction4
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Sexual Reproduction3
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Types of Development/Fertilization3
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Embryo Developement4
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Order of Sequence for Sexual Reproduction and Development2
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Female Reproductive Tract3
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Male Reproductive System3
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fetal Development5
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Factors Affecting Fetal Development6
