Doing so might even tell us about how the human
placenta evolved.
Not exact matches
In central Africa, an unassuming little lizard has
evolved a spectacular and oddly human feature of gestation: a complex
placenta.
The
placenta seems to have
evolved from the chorion, a thin membrane that lines the inside of eggshells and helps embryonic reptiles and birds draw oxygen.
When animals
evolved placentas to feed their young, it may have allowed them to be less picky about their sexual partners