Q How were Ajancingenia’s eggs arranged in the nest?
- A They were laid individually and scattered randomly throughout the nest
- B They were arranged in pairs in three spiral layers
- C More than ten eggs were arranged in a single straight line
B They were arranged in pairs in three spiral layers
The fossilized nest of Ajancingenia shows that the eggs were arranged in pairs and stacked in three tiers in a spiral pattern.
The nest is thought to have contained approximately 24 eggs in total.
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