egg tooth

However, there are a few species which do not have egg teeth.

Their "egg tooth" will fall off within one to two days.

The bill is pearl gray and has a white egg tooth.

A baby crocodile has an egg tooth on the end of its snout.

The chick was scratching weakly at the shell with its egg tooth.

His silly egg tooth broke off and clattered to the floor of the cave.

The egg tooth falls off several days after hatching.

Generally, the egg tooth drops off, though in songbirds it is reabsorbed.

During the second phase, the digits develop and, in the last phase, the egg tooth appears.

It is this muscle which gives them the strength to force the egg tooth through the inner membrane of the eggshell.

The embryonic cuticle on second maxilliped has an egg tooth.

This egg tooth never grows back.

The larvae, like many in the suborder Eupnoi, have an egg tooth.

Once the hatchlings use their egg tooth to cut their way out of the eggs the mother then leaves.

Kiwis lack an egg tooth, instead using their legs and beak to break through a relatively thin eggshell.

The egg tooth is used to tear open the inner membrane; the baby crocodile can then push its way through the outer shell.

Baby alligators have an egg tooth that helps them get out of their egg during hatching time.

Hatching is an exhausting effort for the pups, who break out of their eggshells with an egg tooth that falls off soon after.

Young black mambas stay in the egg for 2-3 months, and then they break through the shell with an 'egg tooth.'

But, in any case, the babies don't have any teeth, even egg teeth."

Oliver always rumbled, his egg tooth protruding stupidly.

The tadpoles have an "egg tooth" on the end of their snouts to help them to emerge from the egg case.

A baby snake's egg tooth tears a hole directly through the shell, and falls off the first time the snake sheds its skin.

The translation is our egg tooth."

The hatching chick first uses its egg tooth to break the membrane around an air chamber at the wide end of the egg.