Animal Preference Effects is a behavioral ecology construct that denotes the selective grazing behavior of herbivores influencing plant community composition through differential consumption based on palatability, nutritional value, and secondary metabolite profiles of target weed species.
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Single-Locus Control of Saccharin Preference in Mice
John L. Fuller · Journal of Heredity · 1974 · 166 citations
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