Litter and perch type matter already from the start: exploring preferences and perch balance in laying hen chicksLena Skånberg, Linda Keeling, Cecilie Bramgaard Kjærsgaard Nielsen|Poultry Science|2020Cited by 31
Environmental change or choice during early rearing improves behavioural adaptability in laying hen chicksLena Skånberg, Linda Keeling, Inma Estévez et al.|Scientific Reports|2023Cited by 14
Increasing Environmental Complexity by Providing Different Types of Litter and Perches during Early Rearing Boosts Coping Abilities in Domestic Fowl ChicksFranco Nicolas Nazar, Linda Keeling, Lena Skånberg et al.|Animals|2022Cited by 13
Cage size affects comfort, safety and the experienced security of working dogs in carsLena Skånberg, Linda Keeling, Johan Lindsjö et al.|Applied Animal Behaviour Science|2018Cited by 11
Resource choice during ontogeny enhances both the short- and longer-term welfare of laying hen pulletsRegine Victoria Holt, Ruth C. Newberry, Lena Skånberg et al.|Scientific Reports|2024Cited by 8