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ArticleColostrum Mediates the Development of Mother Preference by Newborn Lambs

Anne-Pierre S. Goursaud1999

Article1999

Colostrum Mediates the Development of Mother Preference by Newborn Lambs

Anne-Pierre S. Goursaud · Raymond Nowak

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1959Love in Infant Monkeys 1979Appetitive Learning in 1-Day-Old Rat Pups 1990Of human bonding 1984Nonnutritive, thermotactile induction of filial huddling in rat pups 1997Development of a Preferential Relationship With the Mother by the Newborn Lamb

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Year1999

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Published1999-08-01

VenuePhysiology & Behavior

ISSN-L0031-9384

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Citations69

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