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Approximately what length of time is required after the yolk is dropped into the oviduct for the completion of the egg for laying?

Ralph in N.E.Oh says 2016-04-11 12:27:26 (CST)



Wow, Jerry that is too complex for me, BUT I will tell you how long egg yolk will stay on the edge of the cupboard if I drop one on the kitchen floor..... If I drop one, my cleanup results despite my best efforts would probably miss the drop on the cupboard. NOW, if my wife dropped one...the kitchen is spotless in a nano second!

Thanks for your game questions. I play along almost every day.


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JerryHicks says 2016-04-12 05:42:48 (CST)



About twenty-four hours.


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JerryHicks says 2016-04-12 05:44:54 (CST)



Ralph,
I can certainly relate! I know how long I'll be finding egg after I've dropped one. It seems like no matter how I clean I will later hear about the bit that splashed on the cupboard or the stove that I didn't get! I swear it's these new bifocals! Thanks for playing!


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NoraWI says 2016-04-12 19:41:48 (CST)



Jerry and Ralph, you need a large indoor dog. Then your kitchen will be spotless at all times. Mine patrols the kitchen and "mops" constantly while I am cooking.


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Ralph in N.E.Oh says 2016-04-12 21:36:50 (CST)



Thank you Nora for the chuckle! I think you are correct. If I ever become the chief cook and bottle washer...a dog will have to be included in the job!


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JerryHicks says 2016-04-13 06:21:24 (CST)



I agree, Nora! Our house dog, a black lab, passed away a few years ago, and we are almost at the point of being ready to get a new one. She couldn't hear me call for her a lot of times, but she could hear a bread crumb hit the tile from three rooms a way!


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