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Dictionary » E » Eggs EggsEggs animal reproductive bodies, or the contents thereof, used as food. The concept is differentiated from ovum, the anatomic or physiologic entity. Oval reproductive body of a fowl (especially a hen) used as food. ![]()
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Results from our forumwhat is gametes in DNA?... for this cell to fuse with another gamete in fertilization to form the first diploid cell of the embryo-to-be - i.e. gametes are sperm and eggs. Now, if you think about human fertilization and embryonal development, you should be able to figure out what happens to a new gene if you put ...
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Re: Urgent questionhow do we define reproduction? It is ability to produce offspring of its own kind.so if a pigeon lays eggs it can give rise to a pigeon varying from her but couldnot give rise to a cactus.even if it is possible by genetic engineering then also the cactus can never ever fly ...
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Need help with this one. What is it?Thanks Soldier1969, I think you are right, they are eggs of some kind of frog or salamander. I'm trying to find similar photos online with no luck. At least I know now that it's not an alien pod...
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Need help with this one. What is it?Its a cluster of frog eggs in the early stages. It looks like one animal, but in reality its a group of them. I have seen them around fresh water lakes on several ocassions. Soldier1969
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... It turned out i had worms too! My g.p prescribed my medication for it, however because how bad my constipation was, i wasnt dispelling them so eggs keep multiplying. it something like.. some thousend eggs per night! You can pass them through touch, air, towels... anything! My symptoms continued ...
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