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egg The female reproductive cell (ovum) surrounded by a protective calcium shell and, if fertilized by the male reproductive cell (sperm) and properly incubated, capable of developing into a new individual. egg tooth : The temporary horny cap on the duckling's upper bill which serves for pipping (breaking through) the shell. The egg tooth falls off after the duckling hatches. embryo : A baby animal before it is hatched or born. ...
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egg The female sex cell (ovum or oocyte) produced by the female's ovaries, which, when fertilized by a male's sperm, produces an embryo.
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egg a. a glycoprotein that constitutes 20 per cent of the white of hens' eggs; called also ovalbumin.
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egg drop s. a viral disease of ducks and geese, caused by an adenovirus; apparently healthy birds begin laying eggs with thin or soft shells or without shells.
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egg drop syndrome 1976 v. an adenovirus (duck adenovirus 1), first recognized in 1976, that causes apparently healthy ducks and geese to lay eggs with thin or soft shells or without shells.
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