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Short-term physiological and behavioural effects of high- versus low-frequency fluorescent light on captive birds
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posted on 01.01.2012, 00:00 authored by J Evans, E Smith, Andy BennettAndy Bennett, I Cuthill, Kate BuchananKate BuchananShort-term physiological and behavioural effects of high- versus low-frequency fluorescent light on captive birds
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Journal
Animal behaviourVolume
83Pagination
25 - 33Publisher
Elsevier LtdLocation
Oxford, U. K.Publisher DOI
ISSN
0003-3472eISSN
1095-8282Language
engNotes
Available online 12th November 2011 as In Press articlePublication classification
C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journalCopyright notice
2011, The Association for the Study of Animal BehaviourUsage metrics
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Keywords
captive birdcorticosteroneflicker frequencyfluorescent lightinglight environmentsturnus vulgariswelfareScience & TechnologyLife Sciences & BiomedicineBehavioral SciencesZoologyPLASMA-CORTICOSTERONE LEVELSSTARLINGS STURNUS-VULGARISWHITE-CROWNED SPARROWSEUROPEAN STARLINGSBODY CONDITIONMATE CHOICEADRENOCORTICAL-RESPONSECOMPACT FLUORESCENTSTRESS-RESPONSEFLICKER