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The content provides information about fetal membranes, specifically describing the chorion and amnion, their types, and their formation timeline after fertilization.
Answer
Chorion: outer, 8 days; Amnion: inner, 10 days.
The chorion is the outer fetal membrane, forming 8 days after fertilization, while the amnion is the inner membrane, forming 10 days after fertilization.
Answer for screen readers
The chorion is the outer fetal membrane, forming 8 days after fertilization, while the amnion is the inner membrane, forming 10 days after fertilization.
More Information
The fetal membranes play crucial roles in protecting and supporting the developing fetus. The chorion contributes to placental formation, and the amnion forms the amniotic sac that surrounds and cushions the fetus.
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