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101. Battery cage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
C. Appleby, Encyclopedia of Animal Science. doi :10.1081/E-EAS-120019534 ^ United Egg Producers (2010). "Animal Husbandry Guidelines for U.S. Egg Laying Flocks" . http://www.uepcertified.com/pdf/2010-uep-Animal-welfare-guidelines.pdf .
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102. Avian influenza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
5 H5N1 6 In domestic animals 6.1 Birds 6.2 Seals 7 See also 8 References 9 External links [edit ] Genetics ‹The template Reference necessary is being considered for merging .›  
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103. Avian influenza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
5 H5N1 6 In domestic animals 6.1 Birds 6.2 Seals 7 See also 8 References 9 External links [edit ] Genetics ‹The template Reference necessary is being considered for merging .›  
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104. Bark (sound) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
methods to correct the behaviour. Dogs may bark from anxiety or stress, so punishment can often cause problems by reinforcing a cycle of bad behaviour. Positive approaches can include: Repeated exposure to stimuli whilst calming the dog
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105. Bark (sound) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
methods to correct the behaviour. Dogs may bark from anxiety or stress, so punishment can often cause problems by reinforcing a cycle of bad behaviour. Positive approaches can include: Repeated exposure to stimuli whilst calming the dog
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106. Bark (utterance) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
methods to correct the behaviour. Dogs may bark from anxiety or stress, so punishment can often cause problems by reinforcing a cycle of bad behaviour. Positive approaches can include: Repeated exposure to stimuli whilst calming the dog
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107. Biogeography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Abiotic stress Behaviour Biogeochemical cycle Biomass Biotic component Biotic stress Carrying capacity Competition Ecosystem Ecosystem ecology Ecosystem model Keystone species List of feeding
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108. Bark (sound) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
methods to correct the behaviour. Dogs may bark from anxiety or stress, so punishment can often cause problems by reinforcing a cycle of bad behaviour. Positive approaches can include: Repeated exposure to stimuli whilst calming the dog
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109. Battery cage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
cages from performing these behaviours without touching another hen. Animal welfare scientists have been critical of battery cages because of these space restrictions [ 18 ] and it is widely considered that hens suffer boredom and frustration
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110. Apparent death - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
and type of roofing. Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 17: 171-175 ^ Scott, G.B. and Moran, P., (1993). Fear levels in laying hens carried by hand and by mechanical conveyors. Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 36: 337-345 ^ Cashman P. ,
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