Can anybody help me figure out what breed and gender these chicks are?

Isabella F

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I've had these chicks for a little more than two weeks and I have no idea what breeds or gender they are! All I know is that the person who gave them to us started out with 8 good laying breeds and they all mixed together. They are a little over four weeks old. Here are some pictures:
Chick 1:

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Any suggestions?
 

itspebbl

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I've had these chicks for a little more than two weeks and I have no idea what breeds or gender they are! All I know is that the person who gave them to us started out with 8 good laying breeds and they all mixed together. They are a little over four weeks old. Here are some pictures:
Chick 1:

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Any suggestions?
I would say: Pullet?, pullet, pullet, roo, pullet, pullet, roo?
These look like mixes mostly, of some breeds like black australorp, buff orp or new hampshire, leghorn and maybe some EE, too :)
 

drumstick diva

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Your first picture(bird) is a cockerel - it has the mark of doom(cockerel) which is RED over the wings.

The little white bird with red comb is also a cockerel.
 

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