Assertion: cormorant's egg | /r/HasProperty | laid
Facets:
value: each breeding season
type: TEMPORAL
value: a few days apart
type: TEMPORAL
value: yearly
type: TEMPORAL
value: a few weeks
type: TEMPORAL
value: within 24–48 hours
type: TEMPORAL
value: between october
type: TEMPORAL
value: between may
type: TEMPORAL
value: from march
type: TEMPORAL
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Immediately after eggs are laid, the cormorant will return to its dull colors.
text: Eggs are typically laid in early spring and chicks hatch in early summer.
text: 2-3 eggs are laid and the males and females look after the chicks.
text: -4 eggs are laid and are brooded by both guardians for around a month.
text: A single egg is laid each breeding season.
text: A single white egg that weighs up to 6–7% of mother's body mass is laid, and is incubated in turns by both birds for 41 to 55 days.
text: Breeds throughout the year, although most eggs are laid from March to September.
text: The eggs are laid 1 to 3 days apart.
text: Up to five chalky, bluish-white eggs are laid.
text: Most eggs are laid between May and October, which are the coldest months, resulting in an abundance of marine food and less heat stress on the hatchlings.
text: The eggs are laid within 24–48 hours and incubated for 25 to 30 days, starting after the first has been laid; they hatch asynchronously.
text: A: A clutch of cormorant eggs will have hatched about 30 days after the first egg was laid.
text: A: A clutch of cormorant eggs will have hatched about 30 days after the first egg was laid.
text: Three eggs are laid.
text: The whitish eggs turn muddy with age and incubation begins when the first egg is laid.
text: The throat pouch of the Californian subspecies of the brown pelican turns bright red, and fades to yellow after the eggs are laid, while the throat pouch of the Peruvian pelican turns blue.
text: Up to five chalky, bluish-white eggs are laid.
text: Up to five chalky, bluish-white eggs are laid.
text: The whitish eggs turn muddy with age and incubation begins when the first egg is laid.
text: Incubation, which optimises temperature for chick development, usually begins after the last egg has been laid.
text: The species practices asynchronous hatching, in contrast to many other species whereby incubation begins when the last egg is laid and all chicks hatch together.
text: A booby may use and defend two or three nesting sites, which consist of bare black lava in small divots in the ground, until they develop a preference for one a few weeks before the eggs are laid.
text: Eggs are laid about four to five days apart.
text: Eggs are laid five days apart.
text: After the first egg is laid, it is immediately incubated, which results in a difference in chick hatching times.
text: A single dull chalky-white egg measuring 68 mm × 48 mm (2.7 in × 1.9 in) is laid during each breeding season.
text: A single pale blue egg is laid yearly, though lost eggs may be replaced.
text: One egg is laid that can weigh anywhere from 84 to 125 g (3.0 to 4.4 oz), with an average of 99.8 g (3.52 oz).
text: The eggs are laid a few days apart, giving chick hatches, its stronger sibling attacks it and pushes it out of the guano ring which represents the nest.
text: Both parents incubate the eggs, beginning after the first egg is laid which leads to asynchronous hatching of the young.