Male and female in the British standard
Knowledge for understanding and preserving Sultan.

The male description includes a large globular crest, full beard and abundant flowing tail feathering; the female retains the general form with a smaller, less visible comb. These descriptions show how sex affects presentation without changing breed identity. The society preserves the 1854 Elizabeth Watts import story. Claims that every modern bird has one fully documented foundation pedigree require more evidence than resemblance to those historical imports.
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