the chicken or the egg?
which came first:
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Definitely the chicken. Evolution caused the chicken to be made slowly through the ages, and then the egg came out of the chicken.
By the way...what a weird question...
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Definitely the chicken. Evolution caused the chicken to be made slowly through the ages, and then the egg came out of the chicken.
By the way...what a weird question...[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] -
can we make the logical assumption that neither came first and that it was a trick question?
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Egg, Duh.[FONT="System"][SIZE="4"]I find it funny that thing that built me up,
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nthdelusion wrote:
can we make the logical assumption that neither came first and that it was a trick question?
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FISH lay eggs. Fish were some of the first vertebrates to exist. They existed before things even ventured onto land. Ergo, the (fish) egg came before the chicken.[CENTER]
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Dr.Carter wrote:
A generational ancestor wouldn't suddenly realize that DNA mutation would ensure further procreation and decide to become a chicken; for the species to evolve, the DNA mutation would have happened in utero, or for chickens, as an egg. The qualities that the ancestors refined for survival do not constitute a species change.
true but the chicken would have obtained physical adaptations before the genes mutated through reproduction and the egg. ergo, the chicken came first becuz the fully grown bird that could now(after the adaptation) be identified as a chicken existed before it reproduced.
ByTor190, just y? we are obviously talking about chickens and chicken eggs, not fish. -
obviously the egg.. the egg came from an animal very similar to the chicken and mutations inside it made it become the chicken we know..
thou there were a lot of eggs even before there were chickens, chickens aren't the first species to lay eggs -
nthdelusion wrote:
can we make the logical assumption that neither came first and that it was a trick question?
this
...and the chicken
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Didn't they find that chickens are related to dinosaurs? I thought I read that somewhere...
Therefore the answer is neither, the dinosaur did -
The kind of egg is not specified, so the egg, clearly.[CENTER][SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Yoboseyo?
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Lachlan wrote:
Didn't they find that chickens are related to dinosaurs? I thought I read that somewhere...
Therefore the answer is neither, the dinosaur did
But dinasaurs come out of an egg so therefore, The egg came first even before the dinasaur[CENTER]
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the egg is above all :o
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Aliens.
Aliens came first.
Now, they laugh at us trying to figure out the answer to this stupid question. -
Im a dude so i have sperm not eggs[SIZE=2]Developers! [/SIZE][SIZE=2]Developers! [/SIZE][SIZE=2]Developers! [/SIZE][SIZE=2]Developers!
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Crabman wrote:
Im a dude so i have sperm not eggs
who said you laid eggs?
and if the dino egg came first, who laid that dino egg?
And either way, the chicken came from the t-rex. Not all dinosaurs in general. So it is now, what came first, the t-rex or the egg?[LEFT][SIZE=2]"Adapt and Overcome"[/SIZE][/LEFT]
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The chicken which evolved from prior animals?
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