Describe the exchanges that occur across the placenta to keep the fetus alive and well

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Describe the exchanges that occur across the placenta to keep the fetus alive and well

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the placenta produces hormones to help the baby stay healthy and grow it also fights bacteria in the womb

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the placenta allows group of answer choicescarbon dioxide and other wastes to diffuse from the maternal blood to the embryonic blood.the fetus to enlarge without rupturing the mother's abdomen.oxygen and

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