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behavior sampling

behavior sampling Behavior sampling is an observational method in which behaviors are recorded from video over a defined period of time.

Behavior sampling is an observational method in which behaviors are recorded from video over a defined period of time. In the source, it was used to document calves’ suckling behavior across a 24-hour period at different ages.

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Drafting source: Wegner Claire S.; Chan Cady W.; Rönnegård Lars; Agenäs Sigrid; Lidfors Lena; Eriksson Hanna K.. Suckling and allosuckling behavior of dairy calves in indoor dam-rearing systems. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fvets.2025.1617158; article XML SHA-256 d3817be63912a540742ac745e7102dba5ade5038fff9a112cd4d4b08a1242bf6. “Suckling and allosuckling behavior of dairy calves in indoor dam-rearing systems” (10.3389/fvets.2025.1617158).
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