Fig 5 -

Fig 5 -

<p>a) Mean birth weight, b) mean weaning weight and c) mean daily weight gain during suckling (±SE) of pigs classified as neutral pigs (light grey), tail biters (black) and victims (dark grey) during rearing. Different letters indicate significant differences among the CatPig classifications (...

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Main Author: Karen Kauselmann (11795282) (author)
Other Authors: E. Tobias Krause (7145528) (author), Hansjörg Schrade (9671242) (author), Lars Schrader (712972) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Neuroscience
Ecology
Sociology
Science Policy
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
retrospective exploratory evaluation
retrospective explorative study
retrospective explorative nature
biggest welfare problems
based enrichment materials
individual tail biters
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72 pigs
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