Swine Oral Stereotypies
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Swine Oral Stereotypies
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ZOOL 567, Fall 2021
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CANVA
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Vivas Laura
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Infographic on oral stereotypic behaviours performed by domesticated pigs. These include biting, such as tail-biting, and vacuum chewing. Oral stereotypies are influenced by multiple factors and can therefore be prevented and mitigated using various methods.
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Stereotypic Behaviour
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