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Input: original question: Which breed origin has the breeds orginating here of [Cr√®vec≈ìur chicken]?
answer: france
answer type: Breed origin.
auxiliary information: The Cr√®vec≈ìur is a rare breed of chicken originating in France. Named after the town of Cr√®vec≈ìur in Normandy, it is one of the oldest French chicken breeds, and may be the progenitor of the La Fl√®che, Houdan, and Faverolles. They have uniformly black plumage, a V-shaped comb and large crests, similar in this last regard to the Houdan and Polish breeds. Their legs are a dark blue‚Äìgray. They were first kept in France as dual‚Äìpurpose chickens, valued for both their white eggs and meat. Abroad in the U.S. and the U.K., where consumers prefer table birds with light-colored legs, Cr√®vec≈ìurs are primarily bred for poultry exhibition. They were admitted into the Standard of Perfection of the American Poultry Association in 1874.

The breeds originating here of [Cr√®vec≈ìur chicken] come from which breed origin?