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Why do eggs have a white string-like attachment on the inner lining of the shell?

April 26, 2017eggs inner Lining Shell string-like white

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Why do eggs have a white string-like attachment on the inner lining of the shell?

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The string-like attachment is called the Chalaza. This anchors the yolk in the center of the egg. A prominent Chalaza is the sign of a high quality egg.