Domesticated animals their relation Domesticated animals : their relation to man and to his advancement in civilization domesticatedanim00shal Year: 1895 178 DOMESTICATED ANIMALS The breeders of pigeons from remote antiquity to the present day appear to have had no definite purpose in all their pains. They have taken the chance variations in form and habit and endeavored to extend these sports of nature by a careful sys- tem of matinof those in which the sinofular features were most evident. Thus the fan-tail breed has been developed until the creatures dis- play their unor- na mental tail
Domesticated animals their relation Domesticated animals : their relation to man and to his advancement in civilization domesticatedanim00shal Year: 1895 178 DOMESTICATED ANIMALS The breeders of pigeons from remote antiquity to the present day appear to have had no definite purpose in all their pains. They have taken the chance variations in form and habit and endeavored to extend these sports of nature by a careful sys- tem of matinof those in which the sinofular features were most evident. Thus the fan-tail breed has been developed until the creatures dis- play their unor- na mental tail feathers with all fe. ⢠⢠\,j ii- W/ '» \' / â¢Â»â A H
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