The relevance of variations in group size and phenotypic appearance on the behaviour and movement patterns of young domestic fowl
Authors:
- Guiomar ListeGLGuiomar Liste
- Irene CampderrichICIrene Campderrich
- Ignacia Beltrán de HerediaIHIgnacia Beltrán de Heredia
- Inma EstevezIEInma Estevez
- 1 February 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Animal Behaviour Science
- Vol. 163, 144-157
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Ministry of Economy and Competition of Spain (AGL2010-18276)
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