有关气味与食物选择的科学文献

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2010
Becques, A., Larose C., Gouat P., & Serra J. (2010).  Effects of pre- and postnatal olfactogustatory experience on early preferences at birth and dietary selection at weaning in kittens.. Chemical senses. 35(1), 41-5. Abstract
Oostindjer, M., Bolhuis E. J., van den Brand H., Roura E., & Kemp B. (2010).  Prenatal flavor exposure affects growth, health and behavior of newly weaned piglets.. Physiology & behavior. 99(5), 579-86. Abstract
2009
Foxcroft, G. R., Dixon W. T., Dyck M. K., Novak S., Harding J. C. S., & Almeida F. C. R. L. (2009).  Prenatal programming of postnatal development in the pig.. Society of Reproduction and Fertility supplement. 66, 213-31. Abstract
2008
Torrey, S., Toth Tamminga E. L. M., & Widowski T. M. (2008).  Effect of drinker type on water intake and waste in newly weaned piglets.. Journal of animal science. 86(6), 1439-45. Abstract
Simitzis, P. E., Deligeorgis S. G., Bizelis J. A., & Fegeros K. (2008).  Feeding preferences in lambs influenced by prenatal flavour exposure.. Physiology & behavior. 93(3), 529-36. Abstract
2006
Schöne, F., Vetter A., Hartung H., Bergmann H., Biertümpfel A., Richter G., et al. (2006).  Effects of essential oils from fennel (Foeniculi aetheroleum) and caraway (Carvi aetheroleum) in pigs.. Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition. 90(11-12), 500-10. Abstract
1999
Porter, R. H., Hepper P. G., Bouchot C., & Picard M. (1999).  A simple method for testing odor detection and discrimination in chicks.. Physiology & behavior. 67(3), 459-62. Abstract
1994
Holub, A. (1994).  [Sows and piglets--nutritional interactions].. Veterinární medicína. 39(2-3), 117-32. Abstract
1987
Gonyou, H. W., & Stookey J. M. (1987).  Maternal and neonatal behavior.. The Veterinary clinics of North America. Food animal practice. 3(2), 231-49. Abstract
Gonyou, H. W., & Stookey J. M. (1987).  Maternal and neonatal behavior.. The Veterinary clinics of North America. Food animal practice. 3(2), 231-49. Abstract