The Maintenance of Stable Dominance Hierarchies and the Pattern of Aggression: Support for the Suppression HypothesisBjörn Forkman, Marie J. Haskell|Ethology|2004Cited by 63
FRUSTRATION-INDUCED AGGRESSION IN THE DOMESTIC HEN: THE EFFECT OF THWARTING ACCESS TO FOOD AND WATER ON AGGRESSIVE RESPONSES AND SUBSEQUENT APPROACH TENDENCIESMarie J. Haskell, Björn Forkman, Nancy C. A. Coerse|Behaviour|2000Cited by 35
An investigation into the occurrence of spontaneous alternation behaviour in the domestic henMarie J. Haskell, David Waddington, Björn Forkman|Behavioural Processes|1998Cited by 4
Dairy cattle welfare – the relative effect of legislation, industry standards and labelled niche production in five European countriesPeter Sandøe, Tove Christensen, Marie J. Haskell et al.|animal|2023Cited by 4
Incentive Value learning in Domestic HensBjörn Forkman, Marie J. Haskell, Nancy C. A. Coerse|Ethology|2012Cited by 1