Learned Feed Preference is a behavioral construct in feed intake regulation that denotes a persistent, experience-based inclination of an animal to select specific feeds over others as a result of associative learning processes such as flavor-nutrient conditioning.
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Social transmission of food-preferences in adult rats
A Posadas-Andrews, T. J. Roper · Animal Behaviour · 1983 · 135 citations
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