Visual Stimuli and Reproductive Behavior in Bulls¶
Hale. (1966). Visual Stimuli and Reproductive Behavior in Bulls.
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- Coolidge Effect
- Crucially, an unfamiliar dummy or a change of setting works, not only a new estrous female
This sourceThe bull study showing that responses to novel stimulus animals depend partly on vision.
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- Crucially, an unfamiliar dummy or a change of setting works, not only a new estrous female
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