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Very interesting, thank you. I'd not previously read a genetic approach to the question (when I studied history in College, it was almost all Archeology - DNA was a new, slow, and expensive science) . Appreciate the reading.

Historians and Archeologists generally agree there is solid evidence for domestication in the Indus valley about 2,000 BCE, with disputed evidence pushing the date back as far as maybe 5,400 BCE in Southeast Asia - "where" in SE Asia is largely a matter of what evidence you accept, and what you...

Up to the Breeder. They can call the bird whatever they want - pragmatically, the question is only whether or not it helps sell the bird and "sticks" in the community consciousness. There aren't so many really exceptionally well known breeders out there whose name would be an immediate selling...