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   The Proceeding of Human-Chicken Multi-Relationships (HCMR)      
   Symposium, a satellite symposium organized in onjunction with 
   the 15th AAAP Animal Science Congress 27 November 2012

   Keynote Speech “Overview of Human-Chicken Multi-Relationships and   
   Future Prospects     for Further Research of Domestication and
   Bree ding of Varieties”  H.I.H. Prince Akishinonomiya Fumihito

1.  Scientific Presentations   Domestic Animals in Prehistoric Thailand

     A. Kijngam

2. New Dimension in HCMR: A Case of Zooarchaeological Approach 

    - Pig Domestication in Japan

    A. Matsui

 3. Phylogeography and Demography of the Red Junglefowl and Its    

    Domestication Process  Revealed by Mitochondrial DNA Sequences

    T.Sasaki, T.Yonezawa and K. Wada

 4. Comparative Genomics Among Red Junglefowl, Thai Native Chicken and 

    Commercial  Line

    M. Duangjinda, P. Akaboot, N. Dorji and B. Laopaiboon

5. Analysis of the Spatiotemporal Behavior of Red Junglefowl and

      Free - Range Chickens using a WiFi Positioning System

     A. Okabe, T. Satoh, K. Okabe, E. Imamura, Y. Hayashi, F. Akishinonomiya,
          S. Morathop, C. Jailangka, N. Mahakanta, S. Wanghongsa and
          W. Mechvichai

6. The Taming Process of Red Junglefowl

      K. Ikeya, T. Masuno and S. Nakai

7. Conservation of Red Junglefowl Biodiversity by Primordial
    Germ Cell  Cryopreservation 
    C. Tirawattanawanich

8. Habitat Utilization of the White Ear-lobed Red Junglefowl
    (Gallus gallus gallus) In the Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife    
    Sanctuary, Chachoengsao Province, Eastern Thailand  
    P. Krudthong, W. Meckvichai, K. Thirakhupt and S. Wanghongsa