Dark Areas on Guinea Eggs

Renada_

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I have only ever incubated chickens, so I’m not sure if guineas should look like this. Are these two eggs dead? The first two pictures are the same egg, the second is a different. They have dark spots that don’t look like embryos. I’m thinking the last one could be a blood ring, or at least the start of one. I’m not sure though because I’m a complete newbie on guineas. My cousin just gave me some eggs to incubate. These dark marks developed recently between the times I’ve checked the eggs. They are on day 13 of incubation.
 

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looks kinda small for day 13, i would expect movement to .. but i know nothing about guines either .. give it a couple more days and see if its changing ..
 
looks kinda small for day 13, i would expect movement to .. but i know nothing about guines either .. give it a couple more days and see if its changing ..
Okay, I am just curious if they’ll be way different to chicken incubation. Like their development, not their actual incubation process, I did a lot of research on them.
 

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