What do they do?
What do they do?
They are the undeveloped eggs left over from the rut. They will be reabsorbed
the Corpus luteum which never leaves the ovary and is a single structure.
Not sure where you've got that idea from! Gypsies perhaps!
Ruminants don't have one large placental contact area like other mammals, but several smaller ones, like the ones pictured - it's basically the contact point between the foetus and mother.
I think you're getting a bit confused here, first you suggest they are undeveloped eggs then the Corpus luteum which never leaves the ovary and is a single structure. Where were you getting these ideas?