Does increased juvenile enrichment attenuate long-term stereotypic behaviour in farmed mink? @campbellcentreforthestudyo7487
Does increased juvenile enrichment attenuate long-term stereotypic behaviour in farmed mink? @campbellcentreforthestudyo7487
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Gabrielle Clark from Dalhousie University shares her research into the effects of juvenile enrichment on long-term stereotypic behaviour in farmed mink (Neogale vison).
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Does increased juvenile enrichment attenuate long-term stereotypic behaviour in farmed mink?

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