What type of hair is very fine unpigmented and forms on the developing fetus?
A) Lanugo
B) Vellus
C) Terminal
D) Vellum

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Lanugo hair is very fine and unpigmented and forms on a fetus during the last three months of its development. This hair is usually replaced by birth. Vellus hair is also unpigmented and very fine, replaces lanugo hair around the time of birth. An example of vellus hair is the body hair on most women and children. Terminal hair is thick, coarse, and heavily pigmented. It forms the eyebrows, eyelashes, and hair on the scalp. At puberty, terminal hair forms in the axillary and pubic regions for both sexes.

What Type of Hair Is Very Fine Unpigmented and Forms