k Cloned chicken, conceptual artwork Cloned chicken. Conceptual computer artwork of a twoheaded bicephalous chicken Gallus domesticus. Abnormalities like this could potentially result from genetic engineering experiments or from exposure to mutationinducing chemicals in the environment, however such embryos might not all reach adulthood. Bicephaly can occur naturally, for example snapping turtles Chelydra serpentina and several snakes have been found with two heads. It may occur when an embryo begins to split into two but stops part way, forming Siamese twins. Alternatively it could occur due to a gene mutation or a developmental disorder. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Cloned chicken, conceptual artwork Cloned chicken. Conceptual computer artwork of a two headed  bicephalous  chicken  Gallus domesticus . Abnormalities like this could potentially result from genetic engineering experiments or from exposure to mutation inducing chemicals in the environment, however such embryos might not all reach adulthood. Bicephaly can occur naturally, for example snapping turtles  Chelydra serpentina  and several snakes have been found with two heads. It may occur when an embryo begins to split into two but stops part way, forming Siamese twins. Alternatively it could occur due to a gene mutation or a developmental disorder.
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Cloned chicken, conceptual artwork

Cloned chicken. Conceptual computer artwork of a two-headed (bicephalous) chicken (Gallus domesticus). Abnormalities like this could potentially result from genetic engineering experiments or from exposure to mutation-inducing chemicals in the environment, however such embryos might not all reach adulthood. Bicephaly can occur naturally, for example snapping turtles (Chelydra serpentina) and several snakes have been found with two heads. It may occur when an embryo begins to split into two but stops part way, forming Siamese twins. Alternatively it could occur due to a gene mutation or a developmental disorder.

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