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user1No. A series of point mutations in the eggs of other animals led to the chicken we have today stemming from LUCA, who replicated by mitosis2 May 20246 months agoFlag comment for review
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user1No. A series of point mutations in the eggs of other animals led to the chicken we have today stemming from LUCA, who replicated by mitosis2 May 20246 months agoFlag comment for review
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user1No. A series of point mutations in the eggs of other animals led to the chicken we have today stemming from LUCA, who replicated by mitosis2 May 20246 months agoFlag comment for review
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user1No. A series of point mutations in the eggs of other animals led to the chicken we have today stemming from LUCA, who replicated by mitosis2 May 20246 months agoFlag comment for review
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milan1Then another chicken was brought into existence then another and another so chicken18 Mar 20247 months agoFlag comment for review
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milan1So we were Eukaryotic cells. Then we mutated into something bigger then bigger then bigger and boom. Chicken. Then the chicken had and egg18 Mar 20247 months agoFlag comment for review
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okamihmm..... evolution over time because without the chicken there was no egg and without egg there was no chicken it all depends how u see it..19 May 20213 years agoFlag comment for review
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jack_is_noice.evolution, over many many years chicken like creatures laid eggs then the hatched chicks were similar to our eggs then have eggs and so on3 Mar 20213 years agoFlag comment for review
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savannahjasminewait say if we base this off of religious belief didn't G-d make all animals and then they mated (and some hatched eggs)19 Feb 20213 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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jeffthepotato4lifeWow an interesting question, you think that oh the egg came first but who laid that egg? And where did that chicken come from? Very deep.1 Nov 20204 years agoFlag comment for review
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xo.amaraxoits a hard one because there's no way around it if the chicken was first what did it come from and if the egg was first what layed it??13 May 20204 years agoFlag comment for review
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ellgreeniwhere did the idea of eating eggs come from in the first place?28 Apr 20204 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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francoisA different breed must have mated with another type of breed, such that the product would have been what we now know as a chicken.2 Jan 20204 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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ogod first8 May 20195 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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tristanSomething related to a chicken must have laid an egg and the egg had a genetic mutation causing a chicken to hatch rather than original bird7 Dec 20185 years agoFlag comment for review
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happy otterI reckon eggs probably came first, but they might have looked different to the eggs we eat for breakfast today.2 Nov 20177 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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whoisthatEgg-citing debate but i think chickens evolved from a bird ancestor. Better question - why do chicken and eggs taste good together? Weird.2 Nov 20177 years agoThis comment has been flagged