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Senthilnathan, said the Rosy Pelican laid two eggs a month ago and hatched one of the two.

We also collected four recently hatched capsules for each species (from two egg masses for each species).

Eggs are being fertilised in an incubator as part of the Hatching Programme and (below) a student holding a chick hatched as part of the programme.

To record the number of hatchlings, a digital camera installed in an incubator was used to photograph the floor of the case every 30 min until no more hatchlings appeared, and the hatched nymphs in the photographs were counted later on a computer.

In this study, we provide new taxonomic descriptions of late-stage eggs and newly hatched larvae, as well as temperature-response models of hatching (timing, duration, success), and larval size-at-hatch and posthatch survival at four temperatures (2[degrees], 5[degrees], 9[degrees], and 12[degrees]C).

In small sections of mouse intestine, many more whipworm eggs hatched in the presence of live E.

The pair's first chick hatched last Saturday morning watched by a crowd of eager onlookers in the visitor centre.

TWENTY-FOUR of the world's rarest ducks have been successfully hatched in a rescue mission involving a North East expert.

A total of 280 chicks hatched from eggs that weighed between 59-62 g, produced by a single flock of synthetic broiler breeder hens (age 44 wk) were used in this study.

The proportion of eggs hatching during the first day of hatch and during the following 6 d (i.e., 7 d in total) was calculated (out of the total number of hatched eggs per egg mass).

The babies that heard the sounds hatched more quickly.

Now eight of the eggs have hatched into adorable ducklings.