有关气味与食物选择的科学文献

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Galef, B. G. (1986).  Social interaction modifies learned aversions, sodium appetite, and both palatability and handling-time induced dietary preference in rats (Rattus norvegicus).. Journal of comparative psychology (Washington, D.C. : 1983). 100(4), 432-9. Abstract
Gaultier, A., Meunier-Salaün M. C., Malbert C. H., & Val-Laillet D. (2011).  Flavour exposures after conditioned aversion or preference trigger different brain processes in anaesthetised pigs.. The European journal of neuroscience. 34(9), 1500-11. Abstract
Ginane, C., & Dumont B. (2006).  Generalization of conditioned food aversions in grazing sheep and its implications for food categorization.. Behavioural processes. 73(2), 178-86. Abstract
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Jones, R. B., & Roper T. J. (1997).  Olfaction in the domestic fowl: a critical review.. Physiology & behavior. 62(5), 1009-18. Abstract
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Leathwood, P. D., & Ashley D. V. (1983).  Behavioural strategies in the regulation of food choice.. Experientia. Supplementum. 44, 171-96. Abstract
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Mirza, S. N., & Provenza F. D. (1994).  Socially induced food avoidance in lambs: direct or indirect maternal influence?. Journal of animal science. 72(4), 899-902. Abstract
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Sclafani, A., Fanizza L. J., & Azzara A. V. (1999).  Conditioned flavor avoidance, preference, and indifference produced by intragastric infusions of galactose, glucose, and fructose in rats.. Physiology & behavior. 67(2), 227-34. Abstract
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Turro, I., Porter R. H., & Picard M. (1994).  Olfactory cues mediate food selection by young chicks.. Physiology & behavior. 55(4), 761-7. Abstract
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Werner, S. J., Kimball B. A., & Provenza F. D. (2008).  Food color, flavor, and conditioned avoidance among red-winged blackbirds.. Physiology & behavior. 93(1-2), 110-7. Abstract
Werner, S. J., & Provenza F. D. (2011).  Reconciling sensory cues and varied consequences of avian repellents.. Physiology & behavior. 102(2), 158-63. Abstract