Placenta Differences
Placenta Layers
Placental Development
Placental Function
Pregnancy Detection
100

Name one animal that has a zonary placenta

Cats or Dogs

100

The outermost layer of the placenta

Chorion

100

The phase of development in which the trophectoderm grows rapidly.

Elongation

100

The placenta is an organ of ______

Exchange
100

Pregnancy detection technique that uses sound waves to visualize the conceptus.

Ultrasound

200

The type of placenta found in sheep

Cotyledonary

200
The layer responsible for making a cushion around the fetus.
Amnion
200

The allantois and the chorion fuse together to form this structure.

The allantochorion

200

The layer responsible for gas and waste exchange.

Allantois

200

Proteins secreted by the placenta.

PAGS and PSPB

300

The most invasive type of placenta

Hemochorial

300

The part of the ruminant mothers uterus that forms the attachment point for the placenta.

Caruncle.

300

The germ layer that the placental membranes derive from.

Trophectoderm.

300

The purpose of the amnion.

To protect the baby.

300
The difficulty with using progesterone alone to determine pregnancy.

The luteal phase produces progesterone every cycle.

400

Name one animal with an epitheliochorial placenta

Ruminants, Horses, Swine

400

The fetal portion of the placentome in a ruminant.

Cotyledon.

400

The first layer of the placental membranes to take shape.

The yolk sack

400
The source of primordial germ cells.

The yolk sac.

400

Fetal aging technique measuring from the head to the tail of the fetus.

Crown rump length.

500

The type of placenta found in deer.

Cotyledonary

500

The term that refers to both the fetus and the placental membranes together as a unit.

The conceptus.

500

The layer that does not develop vascularity.

The amnion

500

The layer that ruptures at birth.

Amnion

500

The proteins most commonly targeted in commercial ruminant pregnancy tests.

PAGS

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