[Paper] Archaeological and molecular evidence for ancient chickens in Central Asia
Archaeological studies trace chicken domestication in Central Asia to 4th century BC, highlighting egg production along the Silk Road.
Domesticated fowl (Gallus gallus domesticus) and popular food source.
Archaeological studies trace chicken domestication in Central Asia to 4th century BC, highlighting egg production along the Silk Road.
via Scientific Papers, 26 August 2022: The paper by Godinez et al. on the phylogeography of Southeast Asian and Pacific ...
via PNAS, 06 June 2022: A meta-analysis of chicken in archaeological contexts suggest that the first known domesticated chicken are ...
via Cell Research, 25 June 2020: A paper in Cell Research describes the genomic history of the domesticated chicken, tracing ...
A study just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences unravels the origins of chickens and how ...
Remember last year's study about the Gallus gallus and how they proved the Polynesians crossed over into the Americas? A ...
Why did the Chicken cross the pacific? Because the Polynesians brought them there, it seems. A 600-year-old chicken bone from ...
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