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An unfertilized chicken egg, is a good example of a large cell.
No. It is impossible.
An unfertilized chicken egg that is not collected and refrigerated will eventually start to decay. You can put the egg in a glass of water, if it sinks to the bottom then it is still fresh.
An unfertilized egg is called an oocyte. That is the proper term for an unfertilized egg from any creature. Chicken eggs do not need to be categorized this way as consumers would not need to know that chicken eggs can be purchased fertilized. They would assume the eggs were unfertilized. A fertilized egg is called a Zygote.
A fertilized chicken egg is considered diploid, while an unfertilized chicken egg is haploid. Chickens are diploid when you are considering chromosomes.
Unfertilized chicken eggs carry half of the needed chromosomes in order for fertilization. Every 26 hours, chickens create an egg and each egg has around 19 chromosomes.
We have to distinguish between fertilized and unfertilized eggs to really answer that question. A fertilized egg contains an embryonic chicken which as it develops will have, by the time it hatches, all the bones that an adult chicken has (only smaller, of course). But in an unfertilized egg (the kind sold in grocery stores to be eaten) there are no bones. The shell itself is somewhat bone like, but it is not actually a bone.
Yes, If you had a fertilized egg it would be developing into a chick. Unfertilized eggs are the ones you buy in the stores.
In the case of a mammalian egg (humans and so forth), the egg is absorbed into the bloodstream and disappears. If a woman's egg cell is not fertilized, then nothing special happens. The egg cell, the uterine lining, and a certain amount of blood get expelled. Then, usually within 2 weeks, the body prepares the uterus again and releases another egg cell. This process is called the menstrual cycle, or a woman's "period." When an avian egg is not fertilized, the egg will not hatch! An unfertilized egg will not hatch or grow into an animal. After a while, it decomposes. Unfertilized chicken eggs are sold as food.
No. Chicken eggs are multi-cellular organisms.wrong .This is a common myth. An unfertilized bird egg contains a tiny egg cell, surrounded by supportive materials such as albumin, yolk and shell. Those supportive materials are not part of the ovum. It is erroneous to think of an entire egg (or chicken egg, or snake egg, etc) as a cell. The cell part itself is tiny (ovum) . If fertilization happens (it happens inside bird's body) sperm fuses with ovum and a zygote (a tiny single cell) forms and enclosed within bird's egg . cell division occurs only after egg has been laid.Read more: Is_a_chicken_egg_one_single_cell
Not all chicken eggs are fertilized. Any egg that a chicken lays will be unfertilized unless there is a rooster around to fertilize the egg while it is inside the chicken.Chicken eggs are fertilized when a rooster is in with the hens. The rooster will breed with the hens to continute the chicken species. This is why eggs are fertilized. If you do not want your eggs fertilized, all you need to do is pull out the rooster, or roosters if there are more than one. This will cause the chickens to lya unfertilized eggs.When an egg is fertile it means it was in the beginning stage of hosting a baby. Basically, it is an egg from a hen that had previously had sex with a rooster. You probably don't want to think about that before eating them though. They are the most nutritious form of egg to eat.
Eggs, are laid into a nest. A pile of eggs are incubated usually, unless they are unfertilized and intended for consumption.