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Incubation Embryology Vocabulary Hodge Podge 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Stages of Development Parts of the Egg

The yellow part of the egg that provides nourishment

The white part of the egg that protects and feeds the embryo

The only part of the egg that increases in size as the embryo grows

Tightly-wrapped membranes that keep the yolk in place

The small white spot on the yolk that contains only female cells

The number of days it takes to hatch a chick

The temperature the incubator needs to be to hatch chicks

You measure the temperature of the incubator with this

This is added to the incubator each morning

These are the two types of incubation

The last thing that happens before the chick hatches

The embryo becomes a chick when this happens

A fertilized egg is formed when this happens

This is used to help the chick get out of the egg, and then it falls off

The day the embryo is question mark- shaped

Embryology is the study of the development of this

The type of incubation that is done in an incubator

The process of using a light to look inside the egg

Adding water to the incubator increases this

The name for the box the chicks were placed in after they hatched

The number of times the eggs are turned daily

The embryo’s exercise

Do this before and after handling the eggs and chicks

The day you stop turning the eggs

The name of the lady who taught us embryology

Make your wager

The four components of incubation

What is the yolk?

What is the albumen?

What is the air cell?

What are the chalazae cords?

What is the blastodisc?

What is 21 days?

What is 99.5 degrees?

What is a thermometer?

What is water?

What are artificial and natural incubation?

What is the yolk is drawn into the embryo’s stomach?

What is the chick pokes its beak into the air cell and takes its first breath?

What is the hen and rooster mate?

What is the egg tooth?

What is day 3?

What is the embryo?

What is artificial incubation?

What is candling?

What is humidity?

What is a brooder box?

What is 5 times?

What is turning?

What is wash your hands?

What is day 19?

What is Mrs. Ketterer?

What are heat, humidity, turning, and unpolluted air?