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Deadly Chicken Disease: Ancient DNA Reveals Evolution Of Virulence

Deadly Chicken Disease: Ancient DNA Reveals Evolution Of Virulence
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Brink of extinction : European wildcats avoided mixing with domestic cats for 2,000 years

Brink of extinction : European wildcats avoided mixing with domestic cats for 2,000 years
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Chickens used to live in the treetops before we started eating them

A breakthrough from English researchers has turned the long-believed history of chickens and humans on its .

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The unlikely story of how humans domesticated chicken -- and how rice played a key role in this

Cereal cultivation may have been a catalyst for the domestication of these exotic fowl.

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Chickens were WORSHIPPED rather than eaten in Iron Age Britain

An international team has analysed historical chicken remains found in more than 600 sites in 89 countries, including England, Italy, Turkey, Morocco and Thailand.

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