Do newborn domestic rabbits Oryctolagus cuniculus compete for thermally advantageous positions in the litter huddle?

Huddling by rat pups: Group behavioral mechanisms of temperature regulation and energy conservation.

Jeffrey R. Alberts · Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology · 1978 · 282 citations

Fitness, Pup Flow, Mammalian Physiology +22

Rabbit: Frequency of Suckling in the Pup

M. X. Zarrow, Victor H. Denenberg, Clark O. Anderson · Science · 1965 · 274 citations

Animal Physiology, Animal Behaviour, Animal Performance +5

Sibling competition and cooperation in mammals: challenges, developments and prospects

Robyn Hudson, Fritz Trillmich · Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology · 2007 · 177 citations

Biology, Breeding Behavior, Parental Care +10

Nipple Location By Newborn Rabbits: Behavioural Evidence for Pheromonal Guidance

Robyn Hudson, H. Distel · Behaviour · 1983 · 174 citations

Biology, Nipple Location, Worden War +7

Huddling by rat pups: Multisensory control of contact behavior.

Jeffrey R. Alberts · Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology · 1978 · 158 citations

Tactile Stimulus, Contact Behavior, Motor Control +19