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home > physiology > incubation fertile eggs chick embryo development – click to enlarge note: image courtesy of cobb-vantress, inc. the nucleus of the female cell is a small white or light-coloured speck about the size of a pin head that is located on the top side of the yolk. here the microscopic male

sperm cell finds lodgement and the cells are united to form the embryo. a fertilised egg is characterised by a white ring - millimetres in size on the yolk surface (germ cell), whereas an infertile egg is characterised by a single white speck of about - mm diameter. fertile egg storage fertile eggs...

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breeders, feeding, temperature, body weight control, ventilation, lighting and health are monitored closely. the period generally takes place from one day old to weeks. once the hens reach weeks, the egg production phase begins, which is ongoing until around weeks of age. during this period, the fertilised...

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parts of an egg and the nutrients it contains. they will explore the different life stages of animals, such as the process of egg laying. students will learn about how hens grow, change and have offspring similar to themselves. they will be able to determine the difference between unfertilised and fertilised...

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bilaterally symmetrical, more than four pairs of jointed appendages ("legs") and an open circulatory system (the "blood" does not flow in a closed loop). they also have eyes usually on stalks, a primitive ventral nerve cord and "brain" (ganglia near the antennae), a digestive system which is a straight tube for

grinding food and a pair of digestive glands. gills are used for respiration and they have a pair of green glands to excrete wastes (found near the base of the antennae). features of arthropoda their bodies are composed of three body segments - the head, the thorax and the abdomen. in some species the...

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sensor technology is gaining popularity. i say this to encourage young hatchery managers to sometimes get out of their hermetically sealed office and take a slow, attentive walk through the hatchery. since a visit to a small hatchery in asia to discuss switching from multi-stage to single-stage incubation

, i know that it's worth being on 'smell alert' even before entering the hatchery. on opening the car door, the pungent smell of 'exploding' eggs was immediately noticeable. so, after taking the compulsory shower, i headed straight for the egg arrival area to identify the underlying cause of the stink...

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