e/Yokohama (chicken)

Information
has gloss	eng: The Yokohama is a breed of chicken that originated in Germany in the 19th century. It was developed from two different Japanese Cultural Monument breeds, the principle progenitor is the Minohiki or "Saddle Dragger". Some percentage of the ancestral founders were probably another Japanese treasure called the Onagadori, but it is likely that at the time of the founders introduction to Europe, the lesser known Minohiki was simply not as highly celebrated as the Onagadori. Consequently, many Minohiki were likely confused with Onagadori. Regardless of which of these important breeds were more significant in the development of this unique fowl,the ancestors of todays Yokohama were imported from Yokohama, Japan. In appearance, it most closely resembles the Minohiki breed, and to a lesser extent to the European Phoenix Breed, which probably shares many of the same ancestors. The European Phoenix however, has more Onagadori and less Minohiki in its genetic makeup, whilst the opposite is true for the Yokohama Fowl. The Black Sumatran Fowl is a close relative of the Minohiki and Yokohama.
lexicalization	eng: Yokohama
instance of	(noun) a special variety of domesticated animals within a species; "he experimented on a particular breed of white rats"; "he created a new strain of sheep" breed, stock, strain

Meaning
Swedish
has gloss	swe: Yokohama är en lätt hönsras som 1864 kom till Paris från Japan. Det är en stridshönsras med dålig kroppsmassetillväxt och låg äggproduktion, vilket gör den till en renodlad prydnadsras. En dvärgvariant framvaldes i Tyskland.
lexicalization	swe: Yokohama