Comme la description déborde de la limite maximum autorisée par YouTube, voici les références de la vidéo :
De la plus récente à la plus ancienne
Picard, Alejandra & Mundry, Roger & Auersperg, Alice & Boeving, Emily & Boucherie, Palmyre & Bugnyar, Thomas & Dufour, Valérie & Emery, Nathan & Federspiel, Ira & Gajdon, Gyula & Guéry, Jean‐Pascal & Hegedič, Matjaž & Horn, Lisa & Kavanagh, Eithne & Lambert, Megan & Massen, Jorg & Rodrigues, Michelle & Schiestl, Martina & Schwing, Raoul & Slocombe, Katie. (2019). Why preen others? Predictors of allopreening in parrots and corvids and comparisons to grooming in great apes. Ethology. 10.1111/eth.12999.
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Emery, Nathan & Clayton, Nicola. (2015). Do birds have the capacity for fun?. Current Biology. 25. 10.1016/j.cub.2014.09.020. (Pareil, pas utilisée mais elle mérite d’y jeter un œil)
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