What is a Domesticated decendant of a game bird?

A domesticated descendant of a game bird is the chicken, specifically derived from the red junglefowl (Gallus gallus). Chickens have been selectively bred for various traits, such as size, egg production, and temperament, making them one of the most common domesticated birds worldwide. Other examples include domesticated ducks, which descended from wild mallards, and domesticated turkeys, which originated from wild species in North America.