Why did severe feather pecking and cannibalism outbreaks occur? An unintended case study while investigating the effects of forage and stress on pullets during rearing

MLA

Evelyn Hall, et al. “Why Did Severe Feather Pecking and Cannibalism Outbreaks Occur? An Unintended Case Study While Investigating the Effects of Forage and Stress on Pullets during Rearing.” Poultry Science, vol. 97, May 2018, pp. 1484–502. EBSCOhost, https://doi.org/10.3382/ps/pey022.

APA

Evelyn Hall, Paul H Hemsworth, David N. Phalen, Greg M. Cronin, R.L. Hopcroft, & Peter J. Groves. (2018). Why did severe feather pecking and cannibalism outbreaks occur? An unintended case study while investigating the effects of forage and stress on pullets during rearing. Poultry Science, 97, 1484–1502. https://doi.org/10.3382/ps/pey022

Chicago

Evelyn Hall, Paul H Hemsworth, David N. Phalen, Greg M. Cronin, R.L. Hopcroft, and Peter J. Groves. 2018. “Why Did Severe Feather Pecking and Cannibalism Outbreaks Occur? An Unintended Case Study While Investigating the Effects of Forage and Stress on Pullets during Rearing.” Poultry Science 97 (May): 1484–1502. doi:10.3382/ps/pey022.