Development of a preferential relationship with the mother by the newborn lamb: importance of the sucking activity

TM Murphy, DR Lindsay, P Alster, R Andersson… - Physiology & …, 1997 - Elsevier
Lambs develop a preferential relationship with their mothers within 24 h after birth. In a first
experiment, we attempted to determine whether neonatal sucking was a potent reinforcer in …
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