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Overview

Paul Koene is affiliated with Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands. Their career centers around academic research and scientific inquiry within this institution.

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Best Publications

  • Behaviour of fast- and slow growing broilers to 12 weeks of age and the physical consequences

    Eddie A.M. Bokkers;Paul Koene

  • Heritability of feather pecking and open-field response of laying hens at two different ages

    TB Rodenburg;AJ Buitenhuis;B Ask;KA Uitdehaag

  • The impact of group size on damaging behaviours, aggression, fear and stress in farm animals §

    T. Bas Rodenburg;Paul Koene

  • Genetic and phenotypic correlations between feather pecking and open-field response in laying hens at two different ages.

    T. B. Rodenburg;A. J. Buitenhuis;B. Ask;K. A. Uitdehaag

  • Mapping quantitative trait loci affecting feather pecking behavior and stress response in laying hens

    A J Buitenhuis;T B Rodenburg;Y M van Hierden;M Siwek

  • Feather pecking in laying hens: new insights and directions for research?

    T.B Rodenburg;Y.M van Hierden;A.J Buitenhuis;B Riedstra

  • Influence of farm factors on the occurrence of feather pecking in organic reared hens and their predictability for feather pecking in the laying period

    Monique Bestman;Paul Koene;Jan-Paul Wagenaar

  • Welfare assessment in pet rabbits

    F. Schepers;P. Koene;B. Beerda

  • Eating behaviour, and preprandial and postprandial correlations in male broiler and layer chickens.

    E.A.M. Bokkers;P. Koene

  • On the Timing of Foraging Flights by Oystercatchers, Haematopus ostralegus, on Tidal Mudflats

    Serge Daan;Paul Koene

  • Social Networks and Welfare in Future Animal Management

    Paul Koene;Bert Ipema

  • The effect of frustrative nonreward on vocalisations and behaviour in the laying hen, Gallus gallus domesticus.

    Patrick H Zimmerman;P Koene

  • Motivation and ability to walk for a food reward in fast- and slow-growing broilers to 12 weeks of age

    Eddie A.M. Bokkers;Paul Koene

  • Activity, oral behaviour and slaughter data as welfare indicators in veal calves: a comparison of three housing systems

    E.A.M Bokkers;P Koene

  • Thwarting of behaviour in different contexts and the gakel-call in the laying hen.

    Patrick H Zimmerman;Paul Koene;Jan A.R.A.M van Hooff

  • Comparison of individual and social feather pecking tests in two lines of laying hens at ten different ages

    T.Bas Rodenburg;Paul Koene

  • Field estimates of the strength of interference between oystercatchers haematopus ostralegus.

    William J. Sutherland;Paul Koene

  • Working for food under conditions of varying motivation in broilers

    E.A.M. Bokkers;P. Koene;T.B. Rodenburg;P.H. Zimmerman

  • Genetic and phenotypic correlations between feather pecking behavior, stress response, immune response, and egg quality traits in laying hens.

    A. J. Buitenhuis;T. B. Rodenburg;P. H. Wissink;J. Visscher

  • On-farm assessment of laying hen welfare: a comparison of one environment-based and two animal-based methods

    H. Mollenhorst;T.B. Rodenburg;E.A.M. Bokkers;P. Koene

  • Identification of quantitative trait loci for receiving pecks in young and adult laying hens

    A. J. Buitenhuis;T. B. Rodenburg;M. Siwek;S. J. B. Cornelissen

  • Walking behaviour of heavy and light broilers in an operant runway test with varying durations of feed deprivation and feed access

    Eddie A.M. Bokkers;Patrick H. Zimmerman;T. Bas Rodenburg;Paul Koene

  • TIMING OF VOLE HUNTING IN AERIAL PREDATORS

    Serge Daan;W Altenburg;G Boedeltje;Cornelis Dijkstra

  • Sex and type of feed effects on motivation and ability to walk for a food reward in fast growing broilers

    Eddie A.M Bokkers;Paul Koene

  • Influence of farm factors on the occurrence of feather pecking in organic reared hens and their predictability for feather pecking in the laying period

    M.W.P. Bestman;P. Koene

Frequent Co-Authors

T.B. Rodenburg
T.B. Rodenburg Utrecht University
H. Bovenhuis
H. Bovenhuis Wageningen University & Research
J.J. van der Poel
J.J. van der Poel Wageningen University & Research
Eddie A.M. Bokkers
Eddie A.M. Bokkers Wageningen University & Research
Martien A. M. Groenen
Martien A. M. Groenen Wageningen University & Research
Richard P. M. A. Crooijmans
Richard P. M. A. Crooijmans Wageningen University & Research
Berry M. Spruijt
Berry M. Spruijt Utrecht University
Harry J. Blokhuis
Harry J. Blokhuis Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
I.J.M. de Boer
I.J.M. de Boer Wageningen University & Research

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