2016Journal of Entomology and Zoology StudiesOpen access

A Rarely Seen Behaviour: Domestic Cock Gallus gallus domesticus Can brood chicks, KPK, Pakistan

Shezad Zarin, Hameed Ur Rehman, Raqeebullah, Aamir Khan

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The objective of the research work was to observe the Rarely Seen Behaviour in Domestic Cock Gallus gallus domesticus can brood chicks. Along with the hen in rare cases, male fowl Gallus gallus domesticus is responsible to brought up and take care of chicks. It is useful information for the behaviourist in future studies.

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The objective of the research work was to observe the Rarely Seen Behaviour in Domestic Cock Gallus gallus domesticus can brood chicks. Along with the hen in rare cases, male fowl Gallus gallus domesticus is responsible to brought up and take care of chicks. It is useful information for the behaviourist in future studies.

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The objective of the research work was to observe the Rarely Seen Behaviour in Domestic Cock Gallus gallus domesticus can brood chicks. Along with the hen in rare cases, male fowl Gallus gallus domesticus is responsible to brought up and take care of chicks. It is useful information for the behaviourist in future studies.

Key concepts: Gallus gallus domesticus, Brood, Fowl, Biology, Zoology, Ecology

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