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• The island also supports a population of feral turkeys ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ).
• In 2010, a team of scientists published a draft sequence of the domestic turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ) genome.
• The Aztecs are credited with domestication of the subspecies of wild turkey, " Meleagris gallopavo ", which is native to this region.
• This organism infects the domestic turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ) and the South American penguin ( " Spheniscus magellanicus " ).
• The modern domesticated turkey is descended from one of six subspecies of wild turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ) found in the present Mexican states of Jalisco, Guerrero and Veracruz.
• The North American wild turkey  " Meleagris gallopavo "  has five distinct subspecies ( Eastern, Rio Grande, Florida [ Osceola ], Merriam's, and Gould's ).
• There are two species of turkey pursued as game animals in North America, the wild turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ) and the ocellated turkey ( " Meleagris ocellata " ).
• Contrary to popular legend, there is no evidence that Benjamin Franklin ever publicly supported the wild turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ), rather than the bald eagle, as a symbol of the United States.
• Although they rarely take domestic birds, the range of sizes killed is just as dramatic, from loose budgerigars ( " Melopsittacus undulatus " ), weighing only, to domesticated turkeys ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ), with female and male weights of.
• In other bird species, similar feather colour dilutions have been described, including the autosomal recessive slate turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ), milky pigeon ( " Columba livia " ), and the lavender muscovy duck ( " Cairina moschata " ).
• Original wild plumage color of turkeys ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ) is bronzed, but solid white plumage color due to an autosomal recessive allele ( " c " ) in homocygosis is the most frequent phenotype, extended by domestication and imposed by the requirements of meat processing plants.
• Larger land animals such as wild turkeys ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ), sandhill cranes ( " Grus canadensis " ), and the largest population of southern bald eagles ( " Haliaeetus leucocephalus leucocephalus " ) in the contiguous U . S, find it easier to live in the flatwoods.
• Landbirds were apparently less seriously affected; apart from the passenger pigeon, the ruffed grouse ( " Bonasa umbellus " ), wild turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ), golden eagle ( " Aquila chrysaetos " ) and marsh wren ( " Cistothorus palustris " ) had essentially or completely disappeared by 1900.
• The common names for " Meleagris gallopavo " ( the "'wild turkey "'of North America, but best known worldwide from the "'domesticated turkey "'), in other languages also frequently reflect its exotic origins, seen from a European viewpoint, and confusion about where it actually comes from.
• These birds vary in size from the diminutive king quail ( " Coturnix chinensis " ) ( 5 in ) long and weighing 28 40 g ( 1 1.4 oz ) to the largest extant galliform species, the North American wild turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ), which may weigh as much as 14 kg ( 30.5 lb ) and may exceed 120 cm ( 47 in ).