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So I presume those scientists have traced back the ancestor or the genetic parent of the chicken. Very interesting. If I took the question 'which came first the chicken or the egg?' absolutely literally, then the answer is of course the egg came first, because chickens are multicellular reproducing eukaryotes, that can only reproduce through the process of meiosis. Hence development of the chicken can only occur as a result of conception. However, the way I've taken the question 'which came first the chicken or the egg?'...should be thought as, 'which came first the animal or the egg'. And the answer to that is the animal came first (as explained in my previous post). I'll also just note, that the first animals (which were prokaryotes) reproduced through cell division (mitosis) but absolutely did not reproduce through meiosis (which requires an egg).
"The summit is just a halfway point"
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