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How Do Hens View Other Hens? The Use of Lateral and Binocular Visual Fields in Social Recognition

Behaviour- Netherlands

doi 10.1163/156853995x00225

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Animal ScienceZoologyBehavioral Neuroscience

Date

January 1, 1995

Authors

Marian Stamp Dawkins

Publisher

Brill


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