Assertion: brood's egg | /r/HasProperty | laid
Facets:
value: more quickly
type: MANNER
value: about a month
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Some eggs may be laid more quickly, but could be less developmentally advanced and may not be able to hatch as safely or produce healthy hatchlings.
text: Some eggs may be laid more quickly, but could be less developmentally advanced and may not be able to hatch as safely or produce healthy hatchlings.
text: If incubation begins after the first egg is laid, however, later eggs will hatch later and the younger siblings will be at a disadvantage in the nest.
text: This continued egg laying means more eggs are laid than would occur under natural conditions.
text: A nesting hen lays about one egg per day until her clutch is complete, and she will incubate her eggs for about a month after the last egg is laid.
text: In many birds, including most precocial species, incubation does not begin until the last egg has been laid, resulting in all of the eggs hatching within a few hours of each other.
text: The influential British ornithologist David Lack viewed the evolution of asynchronous hatching as a parental strategy for raising the largest number of offspring that food resources will allow when the abundance of food for the chicks cannot be predicted at the time that eggs are laid.
text: An egg was laid but it failed to hatch
text: Supersedure cells are often begun after the eggs are laid.