What is the function of yolk?

A. Cushions the developing embryo
B. Nourishes the developing embryo
C. Becomes part of the egg placental membrane
D. Provides respiratory surface for the developing embryo
E. Connects the maternal and embryonic circulatory systems


Answer: B

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