Some of you have been having trouble viewing the live webcam. Here is another link to the ustream channel. We'll be candling eggs again today around 9:00. Hopefully, we'll be able to see a little more than yesterday. It's still very early so all we'll be able to see is some faint blood vessels if they are developing.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/sycamore-chick-hatch-2011
During Incubation:
First day
16 hours - first sign of resemblance to a chick embryo
20 hours - appearance of vertebral column
21 hours - beginning of nervous system
22 hours - beginning of head
24 hours - beginning of eye
Second day
25 hours - beginning of heart
35 hours - beginning of ear
42 hours - heart beats
Third day
60 hours - beginning of nose
62 hours - beginning of legs
64 hours - beginning of wings Fourth day - beginning of tongue
Sixth day - beginning of beak
Eighth day - beginning of feathers
Tenth day - beginning of hardening of beak
Thirteenth day - appearance of scales and claws
Fourteenth day - embryo gets into position suitable for breaking shell
Sixteenth day - scales, claws and beak becoming harder.
Seventeenth day - beak turns toward air cell
Nineteenth day - yolk sac begins to enter body cavity
Twentieth day - yolk sac completely drawn into body cavity; embryo occupies practically all the space within the egg except the air cell
Twenty-first day - hatching of chick
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/sycamore-chick-hatch-2011
20 hours - appearance of vertebral column
21 hours - beginning of nervous system
22 hours - beginning of head
24 hours - beginning of eye
35 hours - beginning of ear
42 hours - heart beats
62 hours - beginning of legs
64 hours - beginning of wings
Sixth day - beginning of beak
Eighth day - beginning of feathers
Tenth day - beginning of hardening of beak
Thirteenth day - appearance of scales and claws
Fourteenth day - embryo gets into position suitable for breaking shell
Sixteenth day - scales, claws and beak becoming harder.
Seventeenth day - beak turns toward air cell
Nineteenth day - yolk sac begins to enter body cavity
Twentieth day - yolk sac completely drawn into body cavity; embryo occupies practically all the space within the egg except the air cell
Twenty-first day - hatching of chick
This picture below is an example of what we should be able to see by days 4,5 and 6.
where did you get your egg display of growth of the chicks inside the eggs
ReplyDeleteI would like to get one for a science project