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[[File:PregnancyDiagram.png|right|300px|thumb|A [[diagram]] of a [[foetus]] in the [[uterus]] including the [[Umbilical Cord]].]]
 
[[File:PregnancyDiagram.png|right|300px|thumb|A [[diagram]] of a [[foetus]] in the [[uterus]] including the [[Umbilical Cord]].]]
 
The [[Umbilical Cord]] is cord connecting the [[placenta]] of a mother to the [[offspring]] in her [[uterus]].
 
The [[Umbilical Cord]] is cord connecting the [[placenta]] of a mother to the [[offspring]] in her [[uterus]].
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===About the Umbilical Cord===
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: The '''umbilical cord''' allows [[nutrient]]s and [[Oxygen]] to be transported from the [[placenta]] to the [[foetus]] and waste materials from the [[foetus]] to the [[placenta]].
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: The 'belly button' is a scar left over from where the '''umbilical cord''' connected to the [[abdomen]].

Revision as of 09:59, 26 April 2019

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Meaning

A diagram of a foetus in the uterus including the Umbilical Cord.

The Umbilical Cord is cord connecting the placenta of a mother to the offspring in her uterus.

About the Umbilical Cord

The umbilical cord allows nutrients and Oxygen to be transported from the placenta to the foetus and waste materials from the foetus to the placenta.
The 'belly button' is a scar left over from where the umbilical cord connected to the abdomen.