amnion
/æmˈnaɪ.ɒn/Definitions
1. noun
A membrane that encloses the embryo in a mammal, bird, or reptile, and is formed from the blastoderm.
“The amnion of the fetus develops to protect it from external factors.”
2. noun
A thin, usually transparent membrane or sac.
“The amnion of the jellyfish helped it to swim and protect its internal organs.”
3. noun
A layer or membrane in certain invertebrates.
“The amnion of the insect plays a crucial role in its development process.”