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C - Contains the embryonic disk
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After an egg is fertilized, it begins to divide into smaller cells, from the 1 cell stage, to 2, to 4 and so on. Then, on the third day, the cells fall within 16-200 cells and it is then called a <em>morula</em>.
On the fifth day, the morula becomes a ball of calls which is now differentiated into an <em>inner cell mass and a trophectoderm</em>. The inner cell mass becomes the <em>embryo</em> as development goes on and the trophectoderm, becomes the <em>placenta</em>.
As development goes on further, the floor of the amniotic cavity is formed by the embryonic disk, a layer of prismatic cells derived from the inner cell mass.
The embryonic disc develops into 3 layers:
There is a major differentiation of cells which gives a template for the origin of development of specific organs of the embryo.
Carbohydrates are organic compounds that are organized as ring structures and are always composed of the elements carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Carbohydrates are truly hydrates of carbon because the ratio of hydrogen atoms to oxygen atoms is always nearly 2:1, as in H2O.
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Green house gases are the type of gases present in the air which have the ability to trap heat of the earth's surface. Gases like carbon dioxide and methane are found naturally and are known to play an important role in earth's climate. If they are not found the earth' s climate would be too cold creating problem for survival of life on the earth.
These green house gases absorb the emit the radiation in the thermal infrared range. These gases act like a blanket and save earth surface from infrared radiation by absorbing them and prevent them from escaping out of the earth surface.
But now a days due to increased in the concentration of green house gases like carbon dioxide and methane due to pollution and deforestation causing a great problem called as green house effect which lead to global warming and it a great concern for all the people now a days.
