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Wow. That is extremely weird. The things you never knew about, huh! Chickens never fail to amaze me.
Wow. That is extremely weird. The things you never knew about, huh! Chickens never fail to amaze me.
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That’s known as microchimerism. Where one sperm cell stays alive in the batch of fertilized cells and becomes part of some of the individual’s genetic makeup. With sex cells I believe it’s more rare though. But if there were a double holler egg I would think there could be double fertilization and then a true chimera or twins could be born (I know this is an old post but was reading and enjoying it)Can one egg be fertilized by 2 different roosters?