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SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL-FACTORS INFLUENCE CATTLE DISTRIBUTION ON RANGELAND
Authors: HOWERY LD PROVENZA FD BANNER RE SCOTT CB
Citation: Ld. Howery et al., SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL-FACTORS INFLUENCE CATTLE DISTRIBUTION ON RANGELAND, Applied animal behaviour science, 55(3-4), 1998, pp. 231-244
EATING BARLEY TOO FREQUENTLY OR IN EXCESS DECREASES LAMBS PREFERENCE FOR BARLEY BUT SODIUM-BICARBONATE AND LASALOCID ATTENUATE THE RESPONSE
Authors: PHY TS PROVENZA FD
Citation: Ts. Phy et Fd. Provenza, EATING BARLEY TOO FREQUENTLY OR IN EXCESS DECREASES LAMBS PREFERENCE FOR BARLEY BUT SODIUM-BICARBONATE AND LASALOCID ATTENUATE THE RESPONSE, Journal of animal science, 76(6), 1998, pp. 1578-1583
SHEEP FED GRAIN PREFER FOODS AND SOLUTIONS THAT ATTENUATE ACIDOSIS
Authors: PHY TS PROVENZA FD
Citation: Ts. Phy et Fd. Provenza, SHEEP FED GRAIN PREFER FOODS AND SOLUTIONS THAT ATTENUATE ACIDOSIS, Journal of animal science, 76(4), 1998, pp. 954-960
FOOD FLAVOR AND NUTRITIONAL CHARACTERISTICS ALTER DYNAMICS OF FOOD PREFERENCE IN LAMBS
Authors: EARLY DM PROVENZA FD
Citation: Dm. Early et Fd. Provenza, FOOD FLAVOR AND NUTRITIONAL CHARACTERISTICS ALTER DYNAMICS OF FOOD PREFERENCE IN LAMBS, Journal of animal science, 76(3), 1998, pp. 728-734
A RULE OF THUMB IN MAMMALIAN HERBIVORES
Authors: AUGNER M PROVENZA FD VILLALBA JJ
Citation: M. Augner et al., A RULE OF THUMB IN MAMMALIAN HERBIVORES, Animal behaviour, 56, 1998, pp. 337-345
EFFECT OF AN UNFAMILIAR LOCATION ON THE CONSUMPTION OF NOVEL AND FAMILIAR FOODS BY SHEEP
Authors: BURRITT EA PROVENZA FD
Citation: Ea. Burritt et Fd. Provenza, EFFECT OF AN UNFAMILIAR LOCATION ON THE CONSUMPTION OF NOVEL AND FAMILIAR FOODS BY SHEEP, Applied animal behaviour science, 54(4), 1997, pp. 317-325
OVERCOMING FOOD NEOPHOBIA IN DOMESTIC RUMINANTS THROUGH ADDITION OF AFAMILIAR FLAVOR AND REPEATED EXPOSURE TO NOVEL FOODS
Authors: LAUNCHBAUGH KL PROVENZA FD WERKMEISTER MJ
Citation: Kl. Launchbaugh et al., OVERCOMING FOOD NEOPHOBIA IN DOMESTIC RUMINANTS THROUGH ADDITION OF AFAMILIAR FLAVOR AND REPEATED EXPOSURE TO NOVEL FOODS, Applied animal behaviour science, 54(4), 1997, pp. 327-334
TALL LARKSPUR INGESTION - CAN CATTLE REGULATE INTAKE BELOW TOXIC LEVELS
Authors: PFISTER JA PROVENZA FD MANNERS GD GARDNER DR RALPHS MH
Citation: Ja. Pfister et al., TALL LARKSPUR INGESTION - CAN CATTLE REGULATE INTAKE BELOW TOXIC LEVELS, Journal of chemical ecology, 23(3), 1997, pp. 759-777
DYNAMICS OF PREFERENCE BY SHEEP OFFERED FOODS VARYING IN FLAVORS, NUTRIENTS, AND A TOXIN
Authors: WANG J PROVENZA FD
Citation: J. Wang et Fd. Provenza, DYNAMICS OF PREFERENCE BY SHEEP OFFERED FOODS VARYING IN FLAVORS, NUTRIENTS, AND A TOXIN, Journal of chemical ecology, 23(2), 1997, pp. 275-288
PREFERENCE FOR FLAVORED WHEAT-STRAW BY LAMBS CONDITIONED WITH INTRARUMINAL INFUSIONS OF ACETATE AND PROPIONATE
Authors: VILLALBA JJ PROVENZA FD
Citation: Jj. Villalba et Fd. Provenza, PREFERENCE FOR FLAVORED WHEAT-STRAW BY LAMBS CONDITIONED WITH INTRARUMINAL INFUSIONS OF ACETATE AND PROPIONATE, Journal of animal science, 75(11), 1997, pp. 2905-2914
PREFERENCE FOR FLAVORED FOODS BY LAMBS CONDITIONED WITH INTRARUMINAL ADMINISTRATION OF NITROGEN
Authors: VILLALBA JJ PROVENZA FD
Citation: Jj. Villalba et Fd. Provenza, PREFERENCE FOR FLAVORED FOODS BY LAMBS CONDITIONED WITH INTRARUMINAL ADMINISTRATION OF NITROGEN, British Journal of Nutrition, 78(4), 1997, pp. 545-561
PREFERENCE FOR WHEAT-STRAW BY LAMBS CONDITIONED WITH INTRARUMINAL INFUSIONS OF STARCH
Authors: VILLALBA JJ PROVENZA FD
Citation: Jj. Villalba et Fd. Provenza, PREFERENCE FOR WHEAT-STRAW BY LAMBS CONDITIONED WITH INTRARUMINAL INFUSIONS OF STARCH, British Journal of Nutrition, 77(2), 1997, pp. 287-297
DIFFERENCES IN-HOME RANGE AND HABITAT USE AMONG INDIVIDUALS IN A CATTLE HERD
Authors: HOWERY LD PROVENZA FD BANNER RE SCOTT CB
Citation: Ld. Howery et al., DIFFERENCES IN-HOME RANGE AND HABITAT USE AMONG INDIVIDUALS IN A CATTLE HERD, Applied animal behaviour science, 49(3), 1996, pp. 305-320
OBSERVATIONS OF SHEEP FORAGING IN FAMILIAR AND UNFAMILIAR ENVIRONMENTS - FAMILIARITY WITH THE ENVIRONMENT INFLUENCES DIET SELECTION
Authors: SCOTT CB BANNER RE PROVENZA FD
Citation: Cb. Scott et al., OBSERVATIONS OF SHEEP FORAGING IN FAMILIAR AND UNFAMILIAR ENVIRONMENTS - FAMILIARITY WITH THE ENVIRONMENT INFLUENCES DIET SELECTION, Applied animal behaviour science, 49(2), 1996, pp. 165-171
AMOUNT OF EXPERIENCE AND PRIOR ILLNESS AFFECT THE ACQUISITION AND PERSISTENCE OF CONDITIONED FOOD AVERSIONS IN LAMBS
Authors: BURRITT EA PROVENZA FD
Citation: Ea. Burritt et Fd. Provenza, AMOUNT OF EXPERIENCE AND PRIOR ILLNESS AFFECT THE ACQUISITION AND PERSISTENCE OF CONDITIONED FOOD AVERSIONS IN LAMBS, Applied animal behaviour science, 48(1-2), 1996, pp. 73-80
FOOD-DEPRIVATION AFFECTS PREFERENCE OF SHEEP FOR FOODS VARYING IN NUTRIENTS AND A TOXIN
Authors: WANG J PROVENZA FD
Citation: J. Wang et Fd. Provenza, FOOD-DEPRIVATION AFFECTS PREFERENCE OF SHEEP FOR FOODS VARYING IN NUTRIENTS AND A TOXIN, Journal of chemical ecology, 22(11), 1996, pp. 2011-2021
ACQUIRED AVERSIONS AS THE BASIS FOR VARIED DIETS OF RUMINANTS FORAGING ON RANGELANDS
Authors: PROVENZA FD
Citation: Fd. Provenza, ACQUIRED AVERSIONS AS THE BASIS FOR VARIED DIETS OF RUMINANTS FORAGING ON RANGELANDS, Journal of animal science, 74(8), 1996, pp. 2010-2020
FOOD PREFERENCE AND ACCEPTANCE OF NOVEL FOODS BY LAMBS DEPEND ON THE COMPOSITION OF THE BASAL DIET
Authors: WANG J PROVENZA FD
Citation: J. Wang et Fd. Provenza, FOOD PREFERENCE AND ACCEPTANCE OF NOVEL FOODS BY LAMBS DEPEND ON THE COMPOSITION OF THE BASAL DIET, Journal of animal science, 74(10), 1996, pp. 2349-2354
PREFERENCE OF SHEEP FOR FOODS VARYING IN FLAVORS AND NUTRIENTS
Authors: PROVENZA FD SCOTT CB PHY TS LYNCH JJ
Citation: Fd. Provenza et al., PREFERENCE OF SHEEP FOR FOODS VARYING IN FLAVORS AND NUTRIENTS, Journal of animal science, 74(10), 1996, pp. 2355-2361
PREFERENCE FOR FLAVORED WHEAT-STRAW BY LAMBS CONDITIONED WITH INTRARUMINAL ADMINISTRATIONS OF SODIUM PROPIONATE
Authors: VILLALBA JJ PROVENZA FD
Citation: Jj. Villalba et Fd. Provenza, PREFERENCE FOR FLAVORED WHEAT-STRAW BY LAMBS CONDITIONED WITH INTRARUMINAL ADMINISTRATIONS OF SODIUM PROPIONATE, Journal of animal science, 74(10), 1996, pp. 2362-2368
DIETARY HABITS AND SOCIAL INTERACTIONS AFFECT CHOICE OF FEEDING LOCATION BY SHEEP
Authors: SCOTT CB PROVENZA FD BANNER RE
Citation: Cb. Scott et al., DIETARY HABITS AND SOCIAL INTERACTIONS AFFECT CHOICE OF FEEDING LOCATION BY SHEEP, Applied animal behaviour science, 45(3-4), 1995, pp. 225-237
EFFECTS OF A FLAVOR AND FOOD RESTRICTION ON THE RESPONSE OF SHEEP TO NOVEL FOODS
Authors: PROVENZA FD LYNCH JJ CHENEY CD
Citation: Fd. Provenza et al., EFFECTS OF A FLAVOR AND FOOD RESTRICTION ON THE RESPONSE OF SHEEP TO NOVEL FOODS, Applied animal behaviour science, 43(2), 1995, pp. 83-93
TRACKING VARIABLE ENVIRONMENTS - THERE IS MORE THAN ONE KIND OF MEMORY
Authors: PROVENZA FD
Citation: Fd. Provenza, TRACKING VARIABLE ENVIRONMENTS - THERE IS MORE THAN ONE KIND OF MEMORY, Journal of chemical ecology, 21(7), 1995, pp. 911-923
POSTINGESTIVE FEEDBACK AS AN ELEMENTARY DETERMINANT OF FOOD PREFERENCE AND INTAKE IN RUMINANTS
Authors: PROVENZA FD
Citation: Fd. Provenza, POSTINGESTIVE FEEDBACK AS AN ELEMENTARY DETERMINANT OF FOOD PREFERENCE AND INTAKE IN RUMINANTS, Journal of range management, 48(1), 1995, pp. 2-17
EFFECTS OF ENERGY-SOURCE AND FOOD FLAVOR ON CONDITIONED PREFERENCES IN SHEEP
Authors: RALPHS RH PROVENZA FD WIEDMEIER RD BUNDERSON FB
Citation: Rh. Ralphs et al., EFFECTS OF ENERGY-SOURCE AND FOOD FLAVOR ON CONDITIONED PREFERENCES IN SHEEP, Journal of animal science, 73(6), 1995, pp. 1651-1657
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