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Chicken - Extintct by Gentic Pollution?
Made Popular Jul 10 2008
Genetic pollution and threat of extinction
Wild Jungle fowl, specifically “Red Junglefowl” in India and South Asia are the ancestor of all Poultry Chickens. These are thought to be facing a serious threat of extinction because of genetic pollution which is occurring at the edge of forests where domesticated free ranging chickens are commonly kept in bordering villages and towns, says AvianWeb
The extinction is one of the aspects of this genetic engineering issue. The other issue is on humans as raised in a Linked In question
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That is actually the question raised here. Is there one left ? Is there one left without genetic contamination ?
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is there still one left?
show it to my village folks
it will be extinct in minutes.
Poultry Chickens?
They are a common.
Its ironic despite domestic poultry birds freely available folks still prefer the jungle ones.