Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology

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546 Answers to Illustration Questions

21–3: The chorionic villi will become the fetal por-
tion of the placenta. (Let’s go a step further:
Which cells are first produced by the yolk
sac?)
21–4: The amniotic fluid is a cushion or shock
absorber for the fetus.
21–5: Oxygen and nutrients move from maternal to
fetal blood.
21–6: The head of a fetus is the largest part, so if the
head emerges first from the birth canal,
the limbs are usually in position to emerge
easily.
21–7: With Bb and bb for the parents, the four pos-
sibilities are Bb, Bb, bb, and bb.
21–8: No. With Hh and HH for the parents,
the four possibilities are HH, HH, Hh, and
Hh.
21–9: Yes. With AB and AO for the parents, the four
possibilities are AA, AO, AB, and BO. A child
may have type B blood.
21–10: With XcY and XX for the parents, the two
possibilities for daughters are XcX and XcX;
any daughter will be a carrier. The two possi-

bilities for sons are XY and XY; any son will
have normal color vision.

CHAPTER 22

22–1: The eyes; tears are an unlikely (though we can-
not say impossible) portal of exit.
22–2: The blue and pink colors indicate the Gram
reaction, positive or negative. Spirilla are nei-
ther color because they do not stain with the
Gram method.
22–3: The two parts of a virus are the protein shell
(capsid) and the internal nucleic acid (in this
case RNA).
22–4:Rhizopus, Aspergillus, and ringworm have
mycelia, masses of thread-like hyphae.
22–5:Entamoebaand Giardialive in the digestive sys-
tem of a host.
22–6: The human digestive system is home to these
parasitic worms.
22–7: The mite and both ticks have 8 legs (in all but
the most immature forms) and are not insects,
which have 6 legs.

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