- gallus), also
known as the
Indian red
junglefowl (and
formerly the
bankiva or
bankiva-fowl), is a
species of tropical,
predominantly terrestrial bird in...
- chickens. The
activities of the
group are
concentrated in the
company Bankiva B.V.
headquartered in
Wezep in the Netherlands. The
group has
three shareholders:...
- (Gallus varius) and
domesticated red
junglefowl from Java (Gallus
gallus bankiva). The
roosters have a
glossy blackish-green
plumage and are
highly prized...
-
Skull form of a
crested chicken (B) and of a
bankiva (A)...
-
junglefowl Male
Female Gallus gallus (Linnaeus, 1758) Five
subspecies G. g.
bankiva (Temminck, 1813) G. g.
gallus (Linnaeus, 1758) G. g.
jabouillei (Delacour...
- po****tions.
Domestic fowl have
threatened endemic species such as
Gallus g.
bankiva while pheasants such as the ring-necked
pheasant and
captive cheer pheasants...
- junglefowl) G. g.
gallus (Linnaeus 1758) (Cochin-Chinese red junglefowl) G. g.
bankiva Temminck 1813 (Javan red junglefowl) Grey junglefowl,
Gallus sonneratii...
- vary in size) and have broad,
relatively short wings. Red
junglefowl (coq
bankiva),
Gallus gallus (I) Order: Phoenicopteriformes Family: Phoenicopteridae...
- have been
domesticated as a food
source for humans. Red
junglefowl (coq
bankiva),
Gallus gallus (I) Order: Phoenicopteriformes Family: Phoenicopteridae...