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Fowl are
birds belonging to one of two
biological orders,
namely the
gamefowl or
landfowl (Galliformes) and the
waterfowl (Anseriformes).
Anatomical and...
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Guineafowl (/ˈɡɪnifaʊl/;
sometimes called "pet
speckled hens" or "original
fowl") are
birds of the
family Numididae in the
order Galliformes. They are endemic...
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scientific contexts,
chickens as a
species are
described as
common fowl or
domestic fowl.
Chickens are
relatively large birds,
active by day. The body is...
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parts of
South Asia. It was
formerly known as the
bankiva or
bankiva fowl. It is the
species that gave rise to the
chicken (Gallus domesticus); the...
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Fowl cholera is also
called avian cholera,
avian pasteurellosis and
avian hemorrhagic septicemia. It is the most
common pasteurellosis of poultry. As the...
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consumed eggs for
millions of years. The most
widely consumed eggs are
those of
fowl,
especially chickens.
People in
Southeast Asia
began harvesting chicken eggs...
- Butcher, Gary D; Rossi, Fred (1996).
Prevention and
Control of
Fowl Pox in
Backyard Chicken Flocks.
University of
Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute...
- vaccination,
which is done
primarily in
turkey flocks (ATCvet codes: QI01AA23 (WHO) for the
inactivated fowl vaccine, QI01CL01 (WHO) for the inactivated...
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flutter onto low
branches barely a w****
after hatching.
Helmeted guinea fowl are
seasonal breeders.
Summer is the peak
breeding season in
which the testes...
- ago. They
share a
recent common ancestor with grouse, pheasants, and
other fowl.[citation needed] The wild
turkey species is the
ancestor of the domestic...
