Experience with a variety of feed colours reduces feed neophobia in the turkey
Authors:
- Stéphanie LecuelleSLStéphanie Lecuelle
- Christine LeterrierCLChristine Leterrier
- Anne-Marie ChagneauACAnne-Marie Chagneau
- Florence LavironFLFlorence Laviron
- Philippe LescoatPLPhilippe Lescoat
- Denis BastianelliDBDenis Bastianelli
- Aline BertinABAline Bertin
- Isabelle BouvarelIBIsabelle Bouvarel
- 1 November 2011
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Animal Behaviour Science
- Vol. 135 (1-2) , 78-85
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