Phenotypic characterization of native chicken populations reared underfamily-based free-range scavenging system in Odisha, India

Singh, Mandeep; Nayak, Gangadhar; Sardar, K. K.

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“…(Yaemkong, 2014;Kavin et al, 2016) Faruque et al, 2010Abinawanto et al, (2017) also reported that the body weight, shank length, and wing length of the native chicken were 1.67 kg, 11.26 cm, and 23.21 cm, respectively. Biodiversity Singh et al (2016) reported in their study that the characteristic of Thai native chicken was higher and slimmer than the broiler and adult male native chicken was 3.0-3.5 kg of average body weight. Studied chickens with 13.99 months, andYaemkong, (2014); Yaemkong and Tuan,(2016).…”

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Development and identifying quantitative and quantities traits for breeding of Samae Dam Chicken (Gallus gallus), Thailand: Diversity of phenotypic characteristics

Wiyabot¹,

Kiattinarueyut²

2023

J Hellenic Vet Med Soc

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The objectives of this study were to the development and technology transfer for local production of Samae Dam Chicken (Gallus gallus) in Uthai Thani Province, Thailand by studying diversity of phenotypic characteristics in the rearing system. The average age of chickens was eight months, randomly numbered 1,000 in Uthai Thani Province. The results showed that variation of quantitative traits such as body weight, body height, body length, body width, wing length, shank length and toes length, the mean is equal to 3.0±0.25 kg/h, 58.5±0.10 cm, 24.5±0.30 cm, 14.5±0.20 cm 33.0±1.15 cm,10.25±0.5 cm and 5.75±0.45 cm respectively. The relationship between qualitative characteristics found that significant strong positive relationships between beak color and shank color (r=0.70; p<0.01), between necklace color and wings feather color (r=0.60; p<0.05), between necklace color and back- necklace color (r=0.15; p<0.01), between wings feathers color and necklace color (r=0.60; p<0.01), between wings feathers color and back-necklace color (r=0.25; p<0.01), between back-necklace color and necklace color (r=0.20; p<0.01), between back-necklace color and wings feather color (r=0.25; p<0.05) and between shank color and beak color. The relationship between quantitative characteristics all positive relationships among the studied quantitative traits was significant (r=0.30 to 0.55; p<0.01). The relationship between qualitative and quantitative factors in which the relationship between characteristics is significant (p<0.05). The positive correlation of beak color with body height (r=0.14), necklace color with bodyweight (r=0.15), necklace color with body width (r=0.17), wings feather color with body length (r=0.23), wings feather color with body width (r=-0.20), wings feather color with wing length (r=-0.14), tail feathers type with bodyweight (r=-0.25), tail feathers type with body height (r=-0.19), tail feathers type with body length (r=-0.26), tail feathers type with body width (r=-0.12), tail feathers type with wing length (r=-0.14), tail feathers type with shank length (r=-0.22), shank color with bodyweight (r=-0.22), shank color with body height (r=-0.18) and shank color with body length (r=-0.22). Effects of qualitative characteristics on quantitative characteristics of the chicken necklace color, wings feather color, back necklace color tail feathers type, shank color had significant difference (p<0.05).

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Development and identifying quantitative and quantities traits for breeding of Samae Dam Chicken (Gallus gallus), Thailand: Diversity of phenotypic characteristics

Wiyabot¹,

Kiattinarueyut²

2023

J Hellenic Vet Med Soc

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“…Northern Odisha are the major sources of biodiversity in poultry. Apart from crop production, native poultry rearing by tribal people in such tribal districts has become a chief source of their livelihood (Singh,et. al.…”

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Socio-economic Condition of Khadia Poultry Farmers and Phenotypic Characteristics of Khadia Chickenof Northern Odisha, India

Nayak¹,

Sardar²,

Das³

2020

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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The present study was undertaken to study thesocio-economic status of Khadia Chicken rearers along with phenotypic characteristics Khadia Chicken in two tribal districts of Northern Odisha. The sample size constituted two hundred households rearing 1435 Khadia chicken. The study revealed that 72.5 % of the poultry rearers earned Rs.20,000 per year which is a substantial amount to support their livelihood. The qualitative characteristics like plumage colour, shank colour, skin colour, wattle type, comb type and fighting characteristics are quite distinct than the other native chicken of Odisha. The quantitative characteristics such as annual egg production, egg weight, fertility, body weight, mortality, shank length and keel length are different from the registered native breed of Odisha-Hansli. The results showed that annual egg production of Khadia native chicken averaged to 70.7 ± 1.26 and fertility was found 80.41 ± 1.38 %. The male adult body weight was 1839.5 ± 22.274 g and adult female weight 1388.75±10.96 g. The shank length in male is 1.12 ± 0.22 cm whereas the females shank length 9.78 ± 0.24 cm. These research-outcomes may serve as baseline information for the academicians, researchers and breeders for chalking out future breeding strategy for improvement of native chicken.

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Diversity of phenotypic characteristics of White Tailed-Yellow Chicken populations reared under free range system in Phitsanulok Province, Thailand

Yaemkong

Ngoc

2019

Biodiversitas

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Abstract. Yaemkong S, Tuan NN. 2019. Diversity of phenotypic characteristics of White Tailed-Yellow Chicken populations reared under free-range system in Phitsanulok Province, Thailand. Biodiversitas 20: 1264-1273. The objective of this study was to evaluate phenotypic diversity of White tail-yellow chickens in Mueang District, Phitsanulok, Thailand. A total of 200 male chickens from the purposive samples were collected, and then analyzed by using descriptive statistics, correlation and least squares mean for subclasses of each factor. The results showed that the phenotypic of White tail-yellow Chickens had the highest white-yellow beak (60.29%), hin comb (65.50%), golden-yellow neck plumage (95.69%), back plumage (96.17%) and wing plumage (67.94%), white-black long curving tails (70.11%), black back tails (71.14%) and white-yellow shank (59.81%) for qualitative traits. The quantitative traits such as body weight, body height, body length, body width, wing length, shank length, and toes length were 2.78±0.58 kg, 61.95±3.77 cm, 24.93±1.66 cm, 16.62±1.91 cm, 41.85±2.52 cm, 12.72±0.77 cm, and 8.39±0.66 cm, respectively. The highest positive correlation was recorded between neck plumage and back plumage (r=0.70; p<0.01). Moreover, body weight was the highest correlation with wing length (0.58; p<0.01) whereas body length was the highest positive correlation with wing plumage (0.21; p<0.01). However, beak and comb had no significant effect on all traits (p>0.05) except for neck, back and wing plumage, long curving tail, back tail and shank color (p<0.05).

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Phenotypic characterization of native chicken populations reared underfamily-based free-range scavenging system in Odisha, India

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Development and identifying quantitative and quantities traits for breeding of Samae Dam Chicken (Gallus gallus), Thailand: Diversity of phenotypic characteristics

Development and identifying quantitative and quantities traits for breeding of Samae Dam Chicken (Gallus gallus), Thailand: Diversity of phenotypic characteristics

Socio-economic Condition of Khadia Poultry Farmers and Phenotypic Characteristics of Khadia Chickenof Northern Odisha, India

Diversity of phenotypic characteristics of White Tailed-Yellow Chicken populations reared under free range system in Phitsanulok Province, Thailand

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