Escape-reaction of captive young red-legged partridges (Alectoris rufa) reared with or without visual contact with man
It was noted that adult birds of Alectoris rufa, hatched and reared in captivity, cannot survive in nature after their release for restocking for hunting. An attempt was made to ascertain what effect various kinds of visual experiences with man during the first 2 months of life might have on the esc...
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