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The structure that keeps the blood of a mother and her fetus separate is the ____________.

Cervix
Placenta
Fallopian tube

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The answer is a placenta.


A Placenta is an organ that keeps the blood of a mother and her fetus separate. It connects the uterine wall and fetus, and, thus, allows gas exchange, nutrient uptake, and waste elimination.

The cervix is a lower part of the uterus which contraction helps baby to exit the body.In Fallopian tube, male sperm fuses into female egg and zygote is created.
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