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C. Ginane

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C. Ginane — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 17
Works: 42
Citations: 910

Most-cited papers

Perception and hedonic value of basic tastes in domestic ruminants.
C. Ginane, R. Baumont, A. Favreau-Peigné
2011Physiology and Behavior97 citations
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When does grazing generate stable vegetation patterns in temperate pastures
B. Dumont, N. Rossignol, G. Loucougaray, P. Carrère +10 more
201277 citations
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Effect of cattle grazing a species-rich mountain pasture under different stocking rates on the dynamics of diet selection and sward structure.
Bertrand Dumont, J. Garel, C. Ginane, F. Decuq +4 more
2007Animal68 citations Open access
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Feeding behaviour in ruminants: a consequence of interactions between a reward system and the regulation of metabolic homeostasis
C. Ginane, M. Bonnet, R. Baumont, D. Revell
201558 citations
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Herbivore diet selection in response to simulated variation in nutrient rewards and plant secondary compounds
C. Ginane, A. Duncan, S. Young, D. Elston +1 more
200552 citations
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Plant–herbivore interactions affect the initial direction of community changes in an ecosystem manipulation experiment
B. Dumont, P. Carrère, C. Ginane, A. Farruggia +5 more
201151 citations
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Phytochemicals in animal health: diet selection and trade-offs between costs and benefits
J. Villalba, Morgane Costes-thire, C. Ginane
2016Proceedings of the Nutrition Society48 citations Open access
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How do grazing heifers choose between maturing reproductive and tall or short vegetative swards
C. Ginane, M. Petit, Pascal D'Hour
200344 citations
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Silages containing bioactive forage legumes: a promising protein‐rich feed source for growing lambs
G. Copani, V. Niderkorn, Frédéric Anglard, A. Quereuil +1 more
201636 citations
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Food sensory characteristics: their unconsidered roles in the feeding behaviour of domestic ruminants.
A. Favreau-Peigné, R. Baumont, C. Ginane
2013Animal35 citations Open access
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Generalization of conditioned food aversions in grazing sheep and its implications for food categorization.
C. Ginane, B. Dumont
2006Behavioural Processes33 citations
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Do sheep use umami and bitter tastes as cues of post-ingestive consequences when selecting their diet
Angélique Favreau, R. Baumont, G. Ferreira, B. Dumont +1 more
201029 citations
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Constraining the time available to graze reinforces heifers' preference for sward of high quality despite low availability
C. Ginane, M. Petit
200529 citations
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Sheep use preingestive cues as indicators of postingestive consequences to improve food learning.
Angélique Favreau, R. Baumont, A. Duncan, C. Ginane
2010Journal of Animal Science28 citations
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How do herbivores trade-off the positive and negative consequences of diet selection decisions?
A. Duncan, C. Ginane, David A. Elston, A. Kunaver +1 more
200627 citations
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Assessment of mate preference in the house mouse with reference to investigations on assortative mating
G. Ganem, C. Ginane, Marie-France Ostrowski, A. Orth
200527 citations Open access
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Bioactive forage legumes as a strategy to improve silage quality and minimise nitrogenous losses
G. Copani, C. Ginane, A. Le Morvan, V. Niderkorn
201425 citations
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Patterns of in vitro rumen fermentation of silage mixtures including sainfoin and red clover as bioactive legumes
G. Copani, C. Ginane, A. Le Morvan, V. Niderkorn
201517 citations
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Feeding behaviour of sheep fed lucerne v. grass hays with controlled post-ingestive consequences.
Angélique Favreau, C. Ginane, R. Baumont
2010Animal17 citations Open access
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Do grazing sheep use species-based categorization to select their diet?
C. Ginane, B. Dumont
2010Behavioural Processes14 citations
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Do sheep (Ovis aries) categorize plant species according to botanical family?
C. Ginane, B. Dumont
2011Animal Cognition13 citations
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Short-term choices of cattle vary with relative quality and accessibility of two hays according to an energy gain maximisation hypothesis
C. Ginane, B. Dumont, M. Petit
200213 citations
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Diet selection and trade-offs between condensed tannins and nutrients in parasitized sheep.
Morgane Costes-thire, P. Laurent, C. Ginane, J. Villalba
2019Veterinary parasitology12 citations
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Effects of including bioactive legumes in grass silage on digestion parameters, nitrogen balance and methane emissions in sheep
V. Niderkorn, G. Copani, C. Martin, G. Maxin +4 more
2019Grass and Forage Science11 citations
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Increased intake and preference for tannin-rich sainfoin ( Onobrychis viciifolia ) pellets by both parasitized and non-parasitized lambs after a period of conditioning
Morgane Costes-thire, J. Villalba, H. Hoste, C. Ginane
2018Applied Animal Behaviour Science11 citations
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Sheep herbivory within grassland patches: The potential cost of food item discrimination
C. Ginane, C. Manuelian, B. Dumont
20159 citations
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Relative abilities of young sheep and goats to self-medicate with tannin-rich sainfoin when infected with gastrointestinal nematodes.
E. Gaudin, Morgane Costes-thire, J. Villalba, H. Hoste +2 more
2019Animal7 citations Open access
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Feeding behaviour and diet choices and diet choices of cattle with physical and temporal constraints on forage accessibility: an indoor experiment
C. Ginane, M. Petit
20056 citations Open access
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Diet learning through post-ingestive consequences in sheep: the case of starch and casein variously combined in the same foods.
C. Ginane, R. Baumont, A. Duncan
2009Animal4 citations Open access
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Are sheep able to develop preferences or aversions in response to an increase of rumen fill
R. Baumont, J. Jamot, C. Ginane
20073 citations Open access
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0093 Increased intake of tannin-rich sainfoin ( Onobrychis viciifolia ) pellets by parasitized and nonparasitized sheep after a period of conditioning.
Morgane Costes-thire, J. Villalba, H. Hoste, C. Ginane
20162 citations
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Selective grazing, patch stability and vegetation dynamics in a rotationally-grazed pasture.
B. Dumont, P. Carrère, N. Rossignol, J. Chadoeuf +13 more
20102 citations
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Saanen and Alpine goats experience neophobia when offered novel feeds
A. Favreau-Peigné, O. Dhumez, C. Ginane, H. Erhard
2023Small Ruminant Research1 citations Open access
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PSIII-42 Diet selection and trade-offs between condensed tannins and nutrients in parasitized sheep
Morgane Costes-thire, P. Laurent, C. Ginane, J. Villalba
20191 citations
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Rumen fatty acid metabolism in lambs fed silages containing bioactive forage legumes
P. Toral, L. Campidonico, G. Copani, G. Hervás +5 more
20151 citations
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Reconstituting the diet of grazing domestic herbivores using metabarcoding.
A. Farruggia, F. Pompanon, C. Ginane, K. Vazeille +2 more
20121 citations
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The hedonic value of food diversity in sheep is not only a matter of choice
Angélique Favreau, C. Ginane, R. Baumont
20111 citations
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How can heifers diet choices be changed with the reduction of preferred sward prehensibility and time available to graze
C. Ginane, M. Petit, J. Durand, J. Emile +2 more
20021 citations
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Analysis of Heterogeneous Spatial Data from the Perspective of Providing Decision Support Indicators in Fenced Grazing Environments
Urcel Kalenga Tshingomba, C. Ginane, M. Jouven, Lucile Sautot +1 more
2023Social Science Research Network0 citations
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Feeding behaviour and diet choices of cattle with physical and temporal constraints on forage accessibility: An indoor experiment
C. Ginane, M. Petit
20200 citations
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The Potential Cost of Discrimination in Diet Selection by Grazing Herbivores
C. Ginane, B. Dumont, A. Farruggia, Laurent Lanore +1 more
20200 citations
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Conference on ‘ Phytochemicals and health : new perspectives on plant-base nutrition ’ Plenary Lecture 2 Phytochemicals in animal health : diet selection and trade-offs between costs and bene fi ts
J. Villalba, Morgane Costes-thire, C. Ginane
20160 citations
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