The Extraordinary Ordinary Egg
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| Rating | : | 4.59 (997 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1507607334 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 150 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
All the knowledge and understandings in this book are derived from the scientific literature. Together, we will gaze on, and think about, the birth, the life, and the anatomy of a chicken egg. Kevin Haley, PhD has made dependable scientific egg knowledge and understandings comprehensible for a diverse audience to enjoy.. You know chicken eggs come from chickens, but have you ever wondered about eggs? Have you ever wondered where eggs get their start? Where yolks come from? Where yolks are born? Where yolks are fertilized? Where yolks get their yellow? Where yolks keep their genetic freight? Wouldn’t you like to know how yolks grow? How yolks are born? How yolk’s cradle future generations of chickens? How yolks are clothed in egg white and eggshell? How hard eggshells are made from things that are
Debbie Borovec said An amazing book!. An amazing book! A dozen eggs should cost over a thousand dollars, with the amount of work put into them! Such intelligence is behind the making of an egg. Thank you Kevin for making it understandable and letting us get a glimpse into the miracle it really is. A book for all ages it is wonderfully illustrated and a joy to read. Deb. This is a really good and thoughtful book designed to make the reader This is a really good and thoughtful book designed to make the reader, or the whole family, think! I think it would be especially great for home schooling and beneficial to Biology students. It would be enjoyable for those who love Biology everywhere!. stimulating, humorous, informative I never thought I would laugh so much reading science! And I never thought I would feel such a sense of awe for how an egg is formed! I can’t crack open an egg now without studying it. The Extraordinary Ordinary Egg is written simply with a lot of humor. It can stimulate an interest in science for those who have yet to get their feet wet studying science and is still fascinating for those of us who ha