[HTML][HTML] Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect
When observed in their preferred environments, animals display behavioural changes, such
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect.
TK Kleinhappel, TW Pike, OHP Burman - Scientific Reports, 2023 - search.ebscohost.com
When observed in their preferred environments, animals display behavioural changes, such
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect
TK Kleinhappel, TW Pike, OHP Burman - Scientific Reports, 2023 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
When observed in their preferred environments, animals display behavioural changes, such
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect.
TK Kleinhappel, TW Pike, OHP Burman - Scientific Reports, 2023 - europepmc.org
When observed in their preferred environments, animals display behavioural changes, such
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect
TK Kleinhappel, TW Pike… - Scientific reports, 2023 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
When observed in their preferred environments, animals display behavioural changes, such
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect
T Kleinhappel, T Pike, O Burman - 2023 - repository.lincoln.ac.uk
When observed in their preferred environments, animals display behavioural changes, such
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
[HTML][HTML] Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect
TK Kleinhappel, TW Pike, OHP Burman - Scientific Reports, 2023 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
When observed in their preferred environments, animals display behavioural changes, such
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect.
TK Kleinhappel, TW Pike, OHP Burman - Scientific Reports, 2023 - europepmc.org
When observed in their preferred environments, animals display behavioural changes, such
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
as an increase in resting or a reduction in agonism, suggestive of positive affect and …
[PDF][PDF] Changes in group behaviour in response to a preferred environment reflect positive affect
TK Kleinhappel, TW Pike, OHP Burman - Scientific Reports, 2023 - repository.lincoln.ac.uk
Methods Animals and housing. Adult wildtype zebrafish, obtained from a home aquarium
supplier (Aquatics to your Door, UK), were housed in mixed-sex groups of around 35 fish in …
supplier (Aquatics to your Door, UK), were housed in mixed-sex groups of around 35 fish in …