This is a rephrase of "What came first, the chicken or the egg?"
Evolution and natural selection, where creatures are slowly changing over time due to random mutations. The good, beneficial mutations give the creature an advantage which allows it to survive. The bad mutations give the creature a disadvantage meaning they are less likely to survive.
At a certain point in time, a creature that was almost a chicken layed an egg containing a creature that had a mutation that made it the first chicken. Therefore the egg came before the chicken.
For non-evolutionists...
One Creationist view would be that the chicken was created a chicken, so came first. Another creationist view would be similar to the natural selection answer, as some creationists agree with natural selection as it can be seen to happen. So a chicken adapting by selection to be a better chicken or a different breed of chicken is fine, as long as it doesn't decide to evolve into a lizard.
The hen's egg came first because other animals layed the egg!!!!
The egg came before the hen; because dinosaurs had been laying eggs before hens(chickens) had even evolved.
Clearly the egg came before the chicken. Inverts, fish, amphibians and dinosaurs were laying eggs long before the first hen existed. And the first hen certainly came from an egg. But, did it come from a "chicken" egg? But i ate the egg Well, that is one theory but who said the hen originally came from an egg? maybe a cross-breed situation occured between two mammals and they gave birth to a hen of somesort then the hen laid an egg. but once again what about the male?
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"Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" is a famous riddle that has no answer.
No one really knows. The egg had to be laid by something (hen), but the hen had to be hatched from something (egg.
No one really knows. The egg had to be laid by something (hen), but the hen had to be hatched from something (egg.
egg came first because someone told me that he first made omlate before making a chicken curry
The egg came first as the female bird which laid it might not neccessarily have been a hen, the hen which hatched from the egg could have been the result of cross breeding.
There is more chance of egg because it is a cell. ________________ The way that you have asked the question leads necessarily to the conclusion that the hen existed before its egg existed, if you are talking about an egg laid by the hen. It leads necessarily to the conclusion that the egg existed first if you are talking about the egg from which this hen developed. You have only to clarify which egg you are talking about, and the conclusion becomes unambiguous. This is different from the classic "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?"
The hen came first - the formation of egg shells relies on protein found only in a hen's ovaries. Therefore an egg can only exist if it has been inside a hen.
Based on evolutionary theory, the egg came first.