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2.) Amniotic Eggs


This is a picture of amniotic eggs found in the courtyard of Waterford Mott. Amniotic eggs contain all of the necessary components for an embryo to survive and hatch. These eggs are composed of a hard or leathery shell, an amnion, and a fluid-filled amniotic sac. Amniotic eggs are produced by birds, reptiles, and egg-laying mammals.  


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