which came first, the chicken or the egg?

Answer 1

The egg, because at some time in the past an animal that was almost-but-not-quite-a-chicken laid an egg that was genetically different from its parents and from that egg hatched a chicken. So, you can get a chicken egg from a pre-chicken but you can't get a chicken from a non-chicken egg. D'you see?

In reality it's a fairly meaningless question because, as Darwin clearly showed, the idea of species is a purely human notion, and living organisms aren't really neatly categorised like that. Read the Origin of Species for an insight into what I mean.

HTH... :-)

Answer 2

Chicken

Answer 3

the conception of evolution states that species replace by the years by skill of mutation and sexual reproduction. when you consider that deoxyribonucleic acid will be changed only earlier delivery, it could be argued that a mutation must have taken position at theory or interior of an egg such that a creature reminiscent of a hen, yet no longer a hen, laid the first hen eggs. those eggs then hatched into chickens that inbred to furnish a living inhabitants.hence, in this effortless, both the hen and the shape of its egg advanced concurrently from birds that, at the same time as no longer of an same correct species, gradually grew to change into further and extra like present day-day chickens by the years.

Answer 4

Chicken takes 45 minutes, and egg can get hard boiled in five.

Answer 5

the idea of the relationship between the chicken and they egg!

Answer 6

The duck layed the chicken egg, and it hatched and became a chicken and so on and so forth.

Answer 7

i believe it was the chicken came first.

Answer 8

the egg

Answer 9

chicken

Answer 10

The masculine of hen
without that there can be no egg!!
wow...I typed in the correct word for "masculine of hen"
and it says that...Oh Gosh!!