Taste aversion conditioning in free ranging raccoons (procyon lotor) / Lowell K. Nicolaus, Todd E. Hoffman and Carl R. Gustavson.

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Nicolaus, Lowell K

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TextPublication details: Fargo, ND : 1980. North Dakota State Univeristy,Description: 14 p. ; 28 cmOnline resources:

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Abstract: A free ranging population of raccoons were fed dead Licl injected chickens following a demonstrated preference for live chickens over dog food. A preference reversal was demonstrated following treatment, and the live chicken avoidance, by both identifiable and unidentifiable members of the population, continued for more than 7 months.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 12-13).

A free ranging population of raccoons were fed dead Licl injected chickens following a demonstrated preference for live chickens over dog food. A preference reversal was demonstrated following treatment, and the live chicken avoidance, by both identifiable and unidentifiable members of the population, continued for more than 7 months.

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