GOOSE DESCRIPTORS

MASTER RECORD

1.	Breed name
2.	Breed name synonyms
3.	Strains within breed
4.	General information and breed description
	4.1	Country and population data
		4.1.1	(country name 1) (Give date of census or estimate)
			4.1.1.1	population size
			4.1.1.2	census data	(Categories 4.1.1.2 to 4.1.1.4 are for indicating by "Y" the type of population data)
			4.1.1.3	estimated value
			4.1.1.4	unspecified
			4.1.1.5	annual population trend +%; -%; unknown
			4.1.1.6	flock sizes
					government farm
						mean
						range
						distribution	%
						1-10 birds
						11-50
						51-100
						101-200
						> 200
					commercial farm
						mean
						range
						distribution	%
						1-10 birds
						11-50
						51-100
						101-200
						> 200
					village farm
						mean
						range
						distribution	%
						1-10 birds
						11-50
						51-100
						101-200
						> 200
					communally owned
						mean
						range
						distribution	%
						1-10 birds
						11-50
						51-100
						101-200
						> 200
			4.1.1.7	origin of birds
					indigenous
					exotic
		4.1.2	(country name 2)
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		4.1.n	(country name n)
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	4.2	Type of stock
		4.2.1	indigenous
		4.2.2	improved indigenous
		4.2.3	middle-level purebred
		4.2.4	industrial (trade-named)
		4.2.5	other (specify)
	4.3	Use of stock.
		4.3.1	eggs
		4.3.2	meat including fatty livers
		4.3.3	meat and eggs
		4.3.4	feathers and down
		4.3.5	weeding crops
		4.3.6	guarding
		4.3.7	ornamental or fancy
		4.3.8	other (specify)
	4.4	Origin if imported
		4.4.1	North America
		4.4.2	South America
		4.4.3	Europe
		4.4.4	U.S.S.R.
		4.4.5	China
		4.4.6	South-west Asia
		4.4.7	South-east Asia
		4.4.8	Australasia
		4.4.9	Africa
		4.4.0	other (specify)
	4.5	Feather characteristics
		4.5.1	feather morphology, distribution, growth rate (phenotypic frequency, %)
				normal
				curly (Sebastopol)
				other (specify)
	4.6	Feather color and pattern (phenotypic frequency, %) (Fill in fixed format field, or write description in the free format description field 4.16, or do both)
			self-white
			self-grey
			self-buff
			patterned brown
			white male, grey female
			skane (harlequin or spotted)
			other (specify)
	4.7	Skin characteristics
		4.7.1	shank and foot color (phenotypic frequency, %)
				orange/pink
				black
				other (specify)
		4.7.2	beak color (phenotypic frequency, %)
				orange/pink
				black
				other (specify)
		4.7.3	skin color (phenotypic frequency, %)
				white
				other (specify)
	4.8	Skeletal variants (phenotypic frequency, %)
			normal
			crested
			knob on forehead
			other (specify)
	4.9	Blood types (Free format field, write word description)
	4.10	Immunogenetics (Free format field, write word description)
	4.11	Cytogenetics (Free format field; write word description)
	4.12	Basic temperament
			docile
			moderately tractable
			wild
	4.13	Heat tolerance (Allocate grades 1-5; l=high)
	4.14	Resistance to disease and parasites, and tolerance of industrial housing conditions (Free format field; write word description)
	4.15	Conservation status
		4.15.1	endangered
		4.15.2	vulnerable
		4.15.3	rare
		4.15.4	indeterminate
		4.15.5	out of danger
		4.15.6	insufficiently known
		4.15.7	not at risk (none of tlie above)
		The first six of these categories are used by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources. Their definitions, slightly amended, are as follows.
		Endangered : Breeds in danger of extinction, and whose survival is unlikely if the causal factors continue operating.
		Vulnerable : Breeds likely to move into the Endangered category in the near future if the causal factors continue operating.
		Rare: Breeds with small populations that are not at present Endange red or Vulnerable, but are at risk.
		Indeterminate : Breeds known to be Endangered., Rare or Vulnerable, but where there is not enough information to say which of the three categories is appropriate.
		Out of Danger : Breeds formerly included in one of the above categories, but which are now considered relatively secure because effective conservation measures have been taken or the previous threat to their survival has been removed.
		Insufficiently Known : Breeds that are suspected but not definitely known to belong to any of the above categories, because of lack of information.
	4.16	Free format breed description field (A description of breed characteristics may be entered here instead of in the fixed fields of sections 4.5 to 4.14, or material may be added to supplement the fixed fields)
5.	Master record prepared by:
	5.1	Name:
	5.2	Title: (Dr., Mr., Miss, etc.)
	5.3	Address:
	5.4	Affiliation: (Organization, Company, Consultant, etc.)
	5.5	Date of preparation:
6.	Master record updating or editing
	6.1	First amendment by:
		6.1.1	Name:
		6.1.2	Title:
		6.1.3	Address:
		6.1.4	Affiliation:
		6.1.5	Date of amendment:
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	6.n	Nth amendment by:
		6.n.1	Name:
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		6.n.3	Address:
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