The eggs mature and are released two at a time, one from each oviduct.

The eggs mature for 10-11 months before hatching at once from the sac.

Under ideal summer conditions, eggs can mature to the infective stage after two weeks outside of a host.

That is so the eggs will mature and hatch.

A few months later, she took hormones to stimulate eggs to mature.

Once inside the beetle, the eggs mature into a cysticercoid.

Only a single egg may mature within each oviduct at a time.

A single egg matures within each oviduct at a time.

Only about 400 eggs in a women's lifetime will mature.

Sometimes, though, the drugs work so well that multiple eggs mature.