contribution to the knowledge of the resting behavior of dams and newborn calves
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The aim of this paper was to measure the main aspects that characterized the restingbehavior of the dam-calf couple in the first week after calving. The experiments werecarried out in winter on 5 dam-calf couples. During the experiments, the followingresting behavior aspects were determined: number of periods standing up, numberof periods lying down, the length of the periods. Data was computed byANOVA/MANOVA. Results showed that the mother cows spent on average 761minutes standing up, respectively 54% from a day length, and 633 minutes lyingdown, respectively 46% from a day time. The calves spent on average 224 minutesstanding up during 12.7 periods, respectively 16% from a day length and 1216minutes lying down.
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| Authors | ;I. TRIPON;G. STANCIU;D. GAVOJDIAN;L.T. CZISZTER;S. ACATINCĂI;SIMONA BAUL |
| Journal | Enzyme and microbial technology |
| Year | 2007 |
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