| The primogenitor of countless domesticated breeds is the Red Junglefowl of southern Asia. |
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| It turns out that the act of creation is profoundly transformative, even for a formless, timeless, all-powerful primogenitor. |
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| Another mandatory insider activity is attending, at least once, a production of participatory, experimental theater — especially at the primogenitor of it all, the Living Theater. |
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| But by mapping where in the world a particular SNP is common among indigenous people, scientists can make a fairly good estimate of where its primogenitor lived. |
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