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The bird embryo develops inside the protective shell of the egg, using the egg yolk as a source of energy and materials from which it will develop.
There is an embryo within the bird's reproductive track. This embryo eventually receives a tough calcium shell that hardens just before the bird is ready to lay the egg.
There is an embryo within the bird's reproductive track. This embryo eventually receives a tough calcium shell that hardens just before the bird is ready to lay the egg.
They have a soft shell - which is porous to allow oxygen and moisture to penetrate into the developing embryo.
It takes about one day.
Initial development of the egg, including the embryo, begins inside the mother bird after she mates with a male. The embryo, yolk, and shell initially form together. After the egg is laid the bird embryo continues to grow, drawing the nutrients it needs from the yolk.
The primary function - is to contain the developing embryo and its nutritional yolk-sac until the foetus is ready to emerge. That applies whether it's a hard-shelled egg like a bird, or a soft-shell like a reptile.
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The developing baby inside a mammal is nourished internally by the mother until the baby is ready to be born. In an egg, the only nourishment available to the developing young is the yolk sac.
Instead of getting oxygen and nutrients directly from a mother, the bird egg contains these elements in the materials found around the bird embryo. Reptiles and amphibians have similar processes for supplying the embryo.
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