15 Dec 05
Originally posted by FreakyKBHYou believe wrong then. If we are talking specifically about a chicken egg, any egg will have the exact same genetic material as it will upon becoming an adult chicken. However, a bird may lay an egg whose genetic material differs from the bird that layed it. So a sort of proto-chicken would have layed an egg which had the DNA mutations neccesary to become a full fledged chicken.
I "believe" the chicken had to come first, before the egg could be produced. This, of course, does not infer satisfaction on either's part.
The egg had to come before the chicken, end of story.
18 Dec 05
Originally posted by AlpineXazaxOkay, the rooster came first, then.
If the Chicken came first then there would have to be a rooster to have sex with or else life would be imposseble. So it is more likly that the egg came in first because the may be more then 1 egg, thus the possibility of a rooster and a check to have another pair of egss.
