Multiple choice Which of the following explains tunica serotina correctly? It is a part of decidua that lines uterus at a place other than the site of attachment of embryo. It lies between embryo and lumen of uterus. It is a part of decidua underlying chronic villi and overlying myometrium. It is the uterine wall of uterus during pregnancy. It is decidua reflexa. Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself C Correct answer Explanation Tunica serotina also known as Basal deciduas or Decidua basalis is a part of deciduas underlying chorionic villi and overlying myometrium.