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oral behavior

oral behavior Oral behavior is behavior carried out with the mouth and jaws.

Oral behavior is behavior carried out with the mouth and jaws. In this source, chewing is described as a rhythmic oral behavior in which jaw movements are continually adjusted to match the properties of food.

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Drafting source: Montuelle Stéphane J.; Olson Rachel A.; Curtis Hannah; Beery Sophia; Williams Susan H.. Effects of food properties on chewing in pigs: Flexibility and stereotypy of jaw movements in a mammalian omnivore. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0228619; article XML SHA-256 657101f83dd993938c791c23614f9ffdb5ca61e84fcda3194ab0377ae93ee760. “Effects of food properties on chewing in pigs: Flexibility and stereotypy of jaw movements in a mammalian omnivore” (10.1371/journal.pone.0228619).
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