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This is because two different species mated and laid an egg. Their genes mutated to form the cell of the chicken
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The description of the git commands I have used are:
1. git clone<url>: This was to copy the git repository from the given link by my mentor to the system
2. git branch<branchname>: This is to create a new branch
3. git checkout<branch name>: This is to go to a particular branch as by default it is in the main branch
4. git add <file name>: This is to add a file to the staging area
5. touch: This is to create a new file
6. git commit: This is to commit the changes
7. git merge: This is to merge two branches
8. git push origin master: This is to send changes to the master branch of your remote repository.