The Ethology of Domestic Animals : An Introductory Text
By: Jensen, P
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Contributor(s): Jensen, P.
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BookPublisher: UK : CABI Publishing; 2002Edition: 1st ed.Description: 218 p.ISBN: 0851996027 (paperback); 9780851996028 (paperback).Subject(s): Domestic animals--Behavior | Livestock--BehaviorDDC classification: 599.15 Jensen 15367 1st 2002 Livestock Production Summary: This book provides a basic, introductory, text on the behavior of domestic animals, a subject that is now taught to a wide range of students. Key features include: Chapters on general issues such as behavior genetics, physiology and motivation, and social and reproductive behavior; separate chapters on the behavior of individual farm animal species and on dogs and cats, rabbits and rodents; and authoritative contributing authors from the UK, USA, Canada and Scandinavia.
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This book provides a basic, introductory, text on the behavior of domestic animals, a subject that is now taught to a wide range of students. Key features include: Chapters on general issues such as behavior genetics, physiology and motivation, and social and reproductive behavior; separate chapters on the behavior of individual farm animal species and on dogs and cats, rabbits and rodents; and authoritative contributing authors from the UK, USA, Canada and Scandinavia.
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