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The economic and legal aspects of tail biting and tail docking

The costs of tail biting lesions across Europe are around €0.6 to €3.4 per finished pig. These costs are mainly caused by additional work, material and medication costs, carcass price discounts, impaired feed conversion efficiency and growth rate of pigs.
Jarkko K. Niemi, Peter Stevenson
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Algebraic Structure Theory of Tail-Biting Trellises

2007
It is well known that there is an intimate connection between algebraic descriptions of linear block codes in the form of generator or parity-check matrices, and combinatorial descriptions in the form of trellises. A conventional trellis for a linear code C is a directed labelled layered graph with unique start and final nodes, and all paths from the ...
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Tail-biting behaviour pre-weaning: Association between other pig-directed and general behaviour in piglets

Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 2021
Franziska Håkansson, J E Bolhuis
exaly  

Tail Bites Dog

The Musical Times, 1996
Gavin Thomas, Kevin Volans, Duke Quartet
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Tail Biting in Pigs

Sven König, Kathrin Halli
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Tail biting behaviour and tail damage in pigs and the relationship with general behaviour: Predicting the inevitable?

Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 2014
Winanda Wilhelmina Ursinus, J E Bolhuis, Bas Kemp   +2 more
exaly  

Tail posture predicts tail biting outbreaks at pen level in weaner pigs

Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 2018
Christian Fink Hansen, Marie Erika Busch
exaly  

Tail biting

2018
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Tail biting, ear biting and cannibalism

2007
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A case control study of on-farm risk factors for tail biting in pigs

Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 2003
Michael Mendl, L E Green, C J Nicol
exaly