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Biological response to stress: Implications for animal welfare

Authors: Moberg, GP

Citation: Gp. Moberg, Biological response to stress: Implications for animal welfare, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 1-21

Some issues in the interpretation of behavioural responses to stress

Authors: Rushen, J

Citation: J. Rushen, Some issues in the interpretation of behavioural responses to stress, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 23-42

Neuroendocrine responses to stress

Authors: Matteri, RL Carroll, JA Dyer, CJ

Citation: Rl. Matteri et al., Neuroendocrine responses to stress, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 43-76

The metabolic consequences of stress: Targets for stress and priorities ofnutrient use

Authors: Elsasser, TH Klasing, KC Filipov, N Thompson, F

Citation: Th. Elsasser et al., The metabolic consequences of stress: Targets for stress and priorities ofnutrient use, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 77-110

Immune system response to stress

Authors: Blecha, F

Citation: F. Blecha, Immune system response to stress, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 111-121

Hands-on and hands-off measurement of stress

Authors: Cook, CJ Mellor, DJ Harris, PJ Ingram, JR Matthews, LR

Citation: Cj. Cook et al., Hands-on and hands-off measurement of stress, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 123-146

Accumulation and long-term effects of stress in fish

Authors: Schreck, CB

Citation: Cb. Schreck, Accumulation and long-term effects of stress in fish, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 147-158

Chronic intermittent stress: A model for the study of long-term stressors

Authors: Ladewig, J

Citation: J. Ladewig, Chronic intermittent stress: A model for the study of long-term stressors, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 159-169

Quantifying some responses to pain as a stressor

Authors: Mellor, DJ Cook, CJ Stafford, KJ

Citation: Dj. Mellor et al., Quantifying some responses to pain as a stressor, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 171-198

Multiple factors controlling behaviour: Implications for stress and welfare

Authors: Toates, F

Citation: F. Toates, Multiple factors controlling behaviour: Implications for stress and welfare, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 199-226

Chronic social stress: Studies in non-human primates

Authors: Mendoza, SP Capitanio, JP Mason, WA

Citation: Sp. Mendoza et al., Chronic social stress: Studies in non-human primates, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 227-247

Consequences of stress during development

Authors: Lay, DC

Citation: Dc. Lay, Consequences of stress during development, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 249-267

Early developmental influences of experience on behaviour, temperament andstress

Authors: Mason, WA

Citation: Wa. Mason, Early developmental influences of experience on behaviour, temperament andstress, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 269-290

Genetic selection to reduce stress in animals

Authors: Pottinger, TG

Citation: Tg. Pottinger, Genetic selection to reduce stress in animals, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 291-308

Human-animal interactions and animal stress

Authors: Hemsworth, PH Barnett, JL

Citation: Ph. Hemsworth et Jl. Barnett, Human-animal interactions and animal stress, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 309-335

Alleviating stress in zoo animals with environmental enrichment

Authors: Carlstead, K Shepherdson, D

Citation: K. Carlstead et D. Shepherdson, Alleviating stress in zoo animals with environmental enrichment, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 337-354

Understanding the role of stress in animal welfare: Practical considerations

Authors: Wolfle, TL

Citation: Tl. Wolfle, Understanding the role of stress in animal welfare: Practical considerations, BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL STRESS, 2000, pp. 355-368

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