The air cell pocket in a chicken egg serves as a reservoir of air that provides the developing embryo with oxygen as it grows. It forms as moisture and air seep through the porous shell during incubation, creating a space at the larger end of the egg. This pocket also helps regulate temperature and humidity, which are crucial for proper development. As the embryo develops and consumes the yolk, it relies on the air cell for respiration before hatching.
Wait for a chicken to drop an egg.
a young chicken develop because of the sperm cell and the egg cell
No, a chicken egg is not considered a single cell. It is made up of multiple cells, including the yolk, albumen (egg white), and membrane.
Egg
No, a chicken egg is not sperm. An egg is a female reproductive cell that is fertilized by a male sperm cell to form an embryo. In the case of a chicken egg, the yolk and the white are parts of the egg that provide nutrients and protection for the embryo to develop.
Think of the ostritch egg as a chicken egg. The yellow of the chicken egg is the nucleus, the white part is the ctyoplasm and the shell is the cell membrane/cell wall. So now an ostritch egg is just a bigger version of a chicken egg. GET IT?
Just before hatching begins, the air cell expands to approximately 30% of the internal volume of the egg. As hatching begins, the beak of the embryo penetrates the inner shell membrane where it forms the inner wall of the air cell. The lungs begin to function, inhaling the air from the air cell.
egg+sperm =fertilised and start divide. In warm environment means the eggs were not kept in the right temperature. Cell division continue, taking its nutrition from the egg until become full chicken then start breathing, using the air inside the sac until it is able to break the shell and uses outside air
This space is the reserve air that a developing chick will use just before hatching. As the chick peeps the inner membrane of the shell on day 21, that small amount of air will sustain it until it can open a hole in the outer membrane and hard shell.
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An egg has one cell. The nucleus inside the yoke is considered a cell.
dude, i think the answer is pretty obvious. the chicken came first. i am a christian, and i think The Lord God would create a chicken, not an egg to become the first chicken. imagine an egg without a mother to raise it. so go rub it in your buddies' faces that you know the answer to the ancient chicken and egg riddle.