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What does the placenta do? ________________________

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The placenta is a temporary organ, developing in the uterus during pregnancy; this structure attaches the fetus to the uterine wall, serves as a source of nutrients for the fetus, and removes waste product from the fetus to the mother's blood via the umbilical cord ( the umbilical cord serves as a passageway from the placenta to the fetus).

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