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What protects the fetus's skin within the water- filled amniotic sac?
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What protects the fetus's skin within the water-filled amniotic sac?
Vernix Caseosa
Do chimpanzee have amniotic egg?
An amniotic egg is an egg which contains an amnios, a fluid filled membrane that surrounds the embryo to protect it. All reptiles, birds, and mammals produce amniotic eggs during reproduction. Those that give birth to live young, including mammals such as chimpanzees, develop an amniotic egg, although it doesn't have a shell, and retain the egg within the body until the offspring is born.
What is the shock absorbing fluid within the womb of mammals?
Amniotic fluid
What fat is located deep within the abdominal region and protects the digestive organs?
Visceral fat protects the abdominal organs deep within the body.
How the humans survive in their mother stomach?
The mother does not house the unborn within the stomach. The child is within the Amniotic sack; that is stationed just beyond the cervix.
What is the protective covering that keeps the heart from rubbing against your lungs and chest wall?
The heart is held within the pericardium, a double-walled, fluid-filled sac. It protects the heart and provides lubrication to the heart tissue.
What is fluids-filled space within the cytoplasm temporarily stores food?
fluid filled sapce within the cytoplasm: temporarily stores food
Which structure surrounds and protects all of the structures within the chest?
Rib cage.
What structure surrounds and protects all of the structures within the chest?
The Rib Cage
Are fluid-filled organelles within the cytoplasm of a cell?
Vacuoles
How the squid protects or defends itself from its enemies?
it expels ink from within... which clouds the water...
What animals have a amnion?
No. Amniotes are a group of creatures whose eggs are adapted to live on land by use of one or more membrane layers surrounding the developing embryo, including placental mammals, egg laying mammals, reptiles and birds.
