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• ___ eating (gorging at Roman breakfast)

• ___ lightly (egg order)

• Avis output

• It's not eggs till it's ___

• Virent ___! Viret Perna!! (Latin version of Green Eggs and Ham)

• An avis lays them

• Anatomical eggs

• Aves lay them

• Beginnings of embryos

• Beings-to-be

• Biochemists study them

• Biological duct travelers

• Biological eggs

• Biologist's eggs

• Biology term

• Blastoderm sites

• Breakfast food for Cato

• Breakfast for Brutus

• Breakfast for Brutus, perhaps

• Breakfast for Caesar?

• Breakfast for Nero?

• Breakfast in old Rome?

• Breakfast item in old Rome?

• Breakfast of centurions?

• Breakfast of gladiators?

• Brood-to-be

• Brutus' breakfast order?

• Brutus' breakfast?

• Brutus's breakfast choice?

• Caesar.s breakfast?

• Caesar's breakfast order, perhaps

• Caesar's egg

• Caesar's morning meal?

• Caesar's salad ingredients?

• Calpurnia's eggs

• Cato's eggs

• Cato's omelet material

• Caviar

• Cells contributing to the need for a Lamaze class

• Cells for women only

• Certain cells

• Certain fertility clinic specimens

• Certain gametes

• Certain ornaments in architecture

• Chromosome carriers

• Cleopatra's productions?

• Contents of some ducts

• Contents of some sacs

• Czech surname suffix

• Dairy offerings: L.

• Dizygosity twosome

• Donations at some clinics

• Early stages

• Egg cells

• Egg cells (which are broken 3 times in this puzzle)

• Egg-shaped ornaments

• Egg, to Brutus

• Eggs

• Eggs ___ (redundant diner order)

• Eggs at the Vatican

• Eggs Benedictus?

• Eggs fit for Caesar

• Eggs for Caesars salad

• Eggs for Cato

• Eggs for Lucullus

• Eggs for Octavius

• Eggs in a lab

• Eggs in labs

• Eggs in old Rome

• Eggs of science

• Eggs pluribus?

• Eggs to Ovid

• Eggs, biologically

• Eggs, formally

• Eggs, in bio labs

• Eggs, in biology

• Eggs, in biology class

• Eggs, in science

• Eggs, in the lab

• Eggs, scientifically

• Eggs, to a biologist

• Eggs, to a naturalist

• Eggs, to a scientist

• Eggs, to Agrippa

• Eggs, to Augustus

• Eggs, to biologists

• Eggs, to Caesar

• Eggs, to Cato

• Eggs, to eggheads

• Eggs, to Pliny

• Eggs: Lat.

• Elliptical ornaments

• Embryo sources

• Embryologists study them

• Eventual aves

• Fallopian tube travelers

• Female cells

• Female gametes

• Female reproductive cells

• Feminine surname suffix, in Russia

• Fertility bank stock

• Fertility clinic cells

• Fertility clinic collection

• Fertility clinic donations

• Fertility clinic inventory

• Fertility clinic needs

• Fertility clinic samples

• Fertility clinic specimens

• Fertility clinic stock

• Fertility lab eggs

• Fertility lab need

• Fertility lab stock

• Fertility lab supply

• Fertility matters

• Fertilizable cells

• Fertilizable gametes

• Fertilization sites

• Fertilization targets

• Fertilized cells

• Fertilized things

• Fertilizer targets?

• Fish spawn

• Follicles have them

• Fraternal twins come from two different ones

• Future aves?

• Future chicks

• Future embryos

• Future fauna, frequently

• Future members of a species, in biology class

• Future members of the species

• Future species members

• Gallina products

• Gametes

• Gametes, for women

• Gametogenesis results, sometimes

• Genetic lab materials

• Genetic lab supplies

• Haploid cells

• Hard boiled ingredients of a Caesar salad?

• How Bostonians like their eggs?

• How the Kennedys have always liked their eggs?

• Humans, once

• In vitro cells

• In vitro fertilization clinic items

• In vitro items

• In vitro items, perhaps

• In vitro needs

• In vitro subjects

• Incipient chicks

• Ingredients in Caesar's salad?

• Items in Caesar's omelet?

• IVF stock

• IVF supplies

• Julius Caesar's eggs

• Lab cells

• Lab eggs

• Large cells

• Large gametes

• Largest cells in the human body

• Largest human cells

• Latin eggs

• Life sources

• Like Bostonians' eggs?

• Macrogametes

• Mammals-to-be

• Mature female germ cells

• Navratilova's finale

• Necessities for pregnancies

• Nero's breakfast order?

• Nero's eggs

• Offspring in the offing

• Oft-donated cells

• Old eggs

• Omelette ingredients for Julius

• Oocytes

• Oocytes, after meiosis

• Oocytes, eventually

• Oogenesis output

• Oogenesis result

• Oologist's focus

• Oologists' studies

• Oology concerns

• Oology topics

• Ooplasm containers

• Oospheres, say

• Ovid's breakfast?

• Ovid's eggs

• Ovoid objects

• Ovoid objects, to Romans

• Part of Brutus' breakfast?

• Part of Caesar's breakfast?

• Petri dish stuff

• Places where it all began

• Plant gametes

• Plant gametes, e.g.

• Potential embryos

• Potential offspring

• Potential progeny

• Reproduction necessities

• Reproduction needs

• Reproduction term

• Reproductive cells

• Reproductive gametes

• Results of oogenesis

• Roe

• Roe, e.g.

• Roe, to Romans

• Roman breakfast?

• Roman caviar

• Roman eggs

• Roman roe

• Round gametes

• Russian name ending

• Seeds

• Sex cells?

• Sites of many divisions

• Small eggs

• Small swimmers reach them

• Some cell mates?

• Some cells

• Some duct contents

• Some ducts carry them

• Some gametes

• Some germ cells

• Some modern donations

• Some progametes, eventually

• Some reproductive cells

• Some sac contents

• Some specialized cells

• Some tubes carry them

• Spawn

• Sperm targets

• Starts of some reproductions

• Surrogacy agency donations

• Surrogacy collection

• They can be fertilized

• They go down the tubes

• They grow when fertilized

• They may be fertilized in vitro

• They pass through tubes

• They travel down fallopian tubes

• They travel through fallopian tubes

• They travel through tubes

• They're fertile

• They're fertilized

• They're fertilized in biology

• They're laid by aves

• They're often donated to labs

• Things in tubes

• Things laid by a gallina

• Things that go through tubes

• Three minute eggs?

• Tiny tube travelers

• Topic of reproductive technology

• Tube travelers?

• Twins, once

• Unhatched aves

• What aves lay

• What aves produce

• What some surrogates get

• Womb occupants

• Women's cells

• Would-be chicks

• Zygote halves