Which of the following structures acts as a sort of shock absorber for the developing embryo or fetus?
A)amniotic sac
B)umbilical cord
C)neural tube
D)fallopian tube
E)placenta

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The amniotic sac encloses the developing embryo or fetus in a fluid-filled cavity. This fluid, known as amniotic fluid, acts as a cushion that protects the fetus, providing a shock absorber against external pressures and impacts.

Which of the Following Structures Acts as a Sort of Shock