Alexandra Destrez

Informations générales
DOCC – Cognition et communication olfactives en développement
Poste
Maîtresse de conférences en Éthologie, Institut Agro Dijon
Formation
2009 Diplôme d’Ingénieur en agronomie, spécialité zootechnie
Activités
Thématique de recherche
Approche scientifique
Encadrement
Prix
Mots clés
Publications marquantes
Destrez A., Coulon M., Deiss V., Delval E., Boissy A., Boivin X. (2013). The valence of the long-lasting emotional experiences with various handlers modulates sheep discrimination/generalization of individual humans. Journal of Animal Science, 91, 5418-26.
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A., Deiss V., Leterrier C., Calandreau L., Boissy A. (2014). Repeated
exposure to positive events induces optimistic-like judgment and
enhances fearfulness in chronically stressed sheep. Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 154, 30–38.
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A, Haslin E, Boivin X. (2018). What stockperson behavior during
weighing reveals about the relationship between humans and suckling beef
cattle: a preliminary study, Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 209, 8-13.
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A., Grimm P., Julliand V (2019). Dietary-induced modulation of the
hindgut microbiota is related to behavioral responses during stressful
events in horses. Physiology & Behavior, 202, 94-100.
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A, Costes-Thiré M, Viart A-S, Prost F, Patris B, Schaal B (2021). Male
mice and cows perceive human emotional chemosignals: a preliminary
study, Animal Cognition, 2021, 1-10, DOI 10.1007/s10071-021-01511-6
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A, Sausse C, Aublet V, Lanthony M, Schaal B, Costes-Thiré M (2022).
Colouration and flavouring of sunflower seeds affect feeding behaviour
in urban Carrion crows (Corvus corone): A preliminary study. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 251 (2022) 105642.
Alary
J, Schaal B, Chotro G, Patris B, Destrez A (2023). Mother’s scent for
motherless neonates: Responses of artificially reared lambs to ewe’s
inguinal wax odor. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 258 (2023) 105812
Jardat
P, Destrez A, Damon F, Menard Peroy Z, Parias C, Barrière P, Keller M,
Calandreau L, Lansade L (2023). Horses discriminate human body odors
between fear and joy contexts in a habituation-discrimination protocol. Scientific Reports 13, 3285 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-30119-8