Social Organization in the Red Jungle Fowl (Gallus Gallus Subsp.).

Social Organization in the Red Jungle Fowl is a fascinating study of the behavior and social structures of the wild ancestor of the domestic chicken. Edwin M. Banks uses observations of the birds in their natural habitat to shed light on the evolution of social structures and the role of dominance hierarchies in animal societies.

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