The outer layer or region external to the chorion in embryonic development.
From 'exo-' (outside) and 'chorion' (membrane), a direct anatomical term used in embryology to describe structures or spaces beyond the chorion during fetal development.
The exochorion region is important during early pregnancy development because it's where blood vessels from the mother's uterus start to interact with the developing placental structures.
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