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    Rearing experience with ramps improves specific learning and behaviour and welfare on a commercial laying farm by Norman, Kate I., Weeks, Claire A., Tarlton, John F., Nicol, Christine J.

    Published in Scientific reports (23-04-2021)
    “…To access resources in commercial laying houses hens must move between levels with agility to avoid injury. This study considered whether providing ramps…”
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    The ability of laying pullets to negotiate two ramp designs as measured by bird preference and behaviour by Pettersson, Isabelle C, Weeks, Claire A, Norman, Kate I, Nicol, Christine J

    Published in PeerJ (San Francisco, CA) (21-11-2017)
    “…Laying hens are often kept in barn or free-range systems where they must negotiate level changes in the house to access resources. However, collisions and…”
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    The effect of experience of ramps at rear on the subsequent ability of layer pullets to negotiate a ramp transition by Norman, Kate I., Weeks, Claire A., Pettersson, Isabelle C., Nicol, Christine J.

    Published in Applied animal behaviour science (01-11-2018)
    “…•The effects of rearing with or without ramp access were examined.•Individual latency and behaviours were recorded for ramp transitions.•Number of transitions…”
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    The impact of early structural enrichment on spatial cognition in layer chicks by Norman, Kate I, Adriaense, Jessie E.C, Nicol, Christine J

    Published in Behavioural processes (01-07-2019)
    “…•Chicks reared with elevated structures were faster at completing the detour test (P = 0.045).•Older chicks were more likely to turn left in the detour test (p…”
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    Experimental Improvements in Pullet Rearing by Norman, Kate I

    Published 01-01-2021
    “…An increasing number of laying hens are being housed in more complex loose-housed systems but there is a lack of research focusing on the rearing period to…”
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