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Differences in responses to repeated fear-relevant stimuli between Nagoya and White Leghorn chicks

Abe et al., 2013

Document ID
7613355650515717014
Author
Abe H
Nagao K
Nakamura A
Inoue-Murayama M
Publication year
Publication venue
Behavioural processes

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Freezing responses to fearful stimuli are crucial for survival among all animal species within a prey–predator system. Generally, the degree of fearfulness correlates with intensity, duration, and frequency of freezing behaviours in response to fear-relevant stimuli. The …
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