17. The exchange of oxygen, food and wastes between mother and fetus occurs at а. С b. D с. В d. A 18. What is the function of the fluid labeled D? a. respiration b. protection C. excretion d. nourishment

17. The exchange of oxygen, food and wastes between mother and fetus occurs at а. С b. D с. В d. A 18. What is the function of the fluid labeled D? a. respiration b. protection C. excretion d. nourishment

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