bluemooncol
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The chicken has an enzime in the egg which is soft but protects the feotus inside and that can only be created by a chicken
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Chicken or the egg?
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Carstairs
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Eggs for Breakfast. Chicken for tea.
Therefore Egg.
Therefore Egg.
lloydie said:Ovo said:lloydie said:what type of egg?
Cream egg
I think I"ve had un ouef of this thread.
I'm cracking up at that reply.
Lavinda Past
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bluemooncol said:The chicken has an enzime in the egg which is soft but protects the feotus inside and that can only be created by a chicken
I was almost convinced by this but then I realised that you couldn't spell enzyme.
Anyway; is this enzyme restricted to chickens? What about other birds? What about egg-laying mammals like the duck-billed ferdinand (sorry, platypus)?
There you go professor; explain that! ;)
bluemooncol
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Lavinda Past said:bluemooncol said:The chicken has an enzime in the egg which is soft but protects the feotus inside and that can only be created by a chicken
I was almost convinced by this but then I realised that you couldn't spell enzyme.
Anyway; is this enzyme restricted to chickens? What about other birds? What about egg-laying mammals like the duck-billed ferdinand (sorry, platypus)?
There you go professor; explain that! ;)
the protein necessary to create the eggshell was found exclusively in the ovaries of the chicken, i do not know what it evolved from and am unsure as to what the other eggs are made from but the chicken came first before its egg, i can't believe how much you forget when you've finished school