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Authors:
PROVENZA FD
LYNCH JJ
BURRITT EA
SCOTT CB
Citation: Fd. Provenza et al., HOW GOATS LEARN TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN NOVEL FOODS THAT DIFFER IN POSTINGESTIVE CONSEQUENCES, Journal of chemical ecology, 20(3), 1994, pp. 609-624
Authors:
PROVENZA FD
LYNCH JJ
NOLAN JV
Citation: Fd. Provenza et al., FOOD AVERSION CONDITIONED IN ANESTHETIZED SHEEP, Physiology & behavior, 55(3), 1994, pp. 429-432
Authors:
PROVENZA FD
ORTEGAREYES L
SCOTT CB
LYNCH JJ
BURRITT EA
Citation: Fd. Provenza et al., ANTIEMETIC DRUGS ATTENUATE FOOD AVERSIONS IN SHEEP, Journal of animal science, 72(8), 1994, pp. 1989-1994
Authors:
MIRZA SN
PROVENZA FD
Citation: Sn. Mirza et Fd. Provenza, SOCIALLY INDUCED FOOD AVOIDANCE IN LAMBS - DIRECT OR INDIRECT MATERNAL INFLUENCE, Journal of animal science, 72(4), 1994, pp. 899-902
Authors:
LAUNCHBAUGH KL
PROVENZA FD
Citation: Kl. Launchbaugh et Fd. Provenza, THE EFFECT OF FLAVOR CONCENTRATION AND TOXIN DOSE ON THE FORMATION AND GENERALIZATION OF FLAVOR AVERSIONS IN LAMBS, Journal of animal science, 72(1), 1994, pp. 10-13
Authors:
PROVENZA FD
NOLAN JV
LYNCH JJ
Citation: Fd. Provenza et al., TEMPORAL CONTIGUITY BETWEEN FOOD INGESTION AND TOXICOSIS AFFECTS THE ACQUISITION OF FOOD AVERSIONS IN SHEEP, Applied animal behaviour science, 38(3-4), 1993, pp. 269-281
Authors:
LAUNCHBAUGH KL
PROVENZA FD
BURRITT EA
Citation: Kl. Launchbaugh et al., HOW HERBIVORES TRACK VARIABLE ENVIRONMENTS - RESPONSE TO VARIABILITY OF PHYTOTOXINS, Journal of chemical ecology, 19(6), 1993, pp. 1047-1056
Authors:
LAUNCHBAUGH KL
PROVENZA FD
Citation: Kl. Launchbaugh et Fd. Provenza, CAN PLANTS PRACTICE MIMICRY TO AVOID GRAZING BY MAMMALIAN HERBIVORES, Oikos, 66(3), 1993, pp. 501-504