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Intra-individual variation of hen movements is associated with later keel bone fractures in a quasi-commercial aviary

Montalcini et al., 2023

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Montalcini C
Toscano M
Gebhardt-Henrich S
Petelle M
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Scientific reports

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Measuring intra-and inter-individual variation in movement can bring important insights into the fundamental ecology of animals and their welfare. Although previous studies identified consistent differences in movements of laying hens within commercial aviaries, the level of …
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