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Scientists at Bristol and Nanjing University in China suggest new theory as to eggs-actly which came first .
Some argue the eggs came first - laid by dinosaur ancestors of the fluffy, squawky bird that funds establishments such as KFC .
The study found the early reptilian ancestors of chickens were viviparous - they gave birth to live animals and didn't lay eggs.
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