Publication Date
1997
Description
An apparatus is described which detects and measures the vibrations in a ruminant’s horn especially those produced by the animal’s teeth. Vibrations are transmitted by radio to a portable computer where those produced as a result of eating and ruminating can be characterised by their intensity, length and frequency.
Citation
Lawrence, P R. and Becker, K, "The Use of Vibration Analysis and Telemetry to Measure Bite Frequency and Intensity in Free-Ranging Horned Ruminants" (2024). IGC Proceedings (1989-2023). 3.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1997/session5/3
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The Use of Vibration Analysis and Telemetry to Measure Bite Frequency and Intensity in Free-Ranging Horned Ruminants
An apparatus is described which detects and measures the vibrations in a ruminant’s horn especially those produced by the animal’s teeth. Vibrations are transmitted by radio to a portable computer where those produced as a result of eating and ruminating can be characterised by their intensity, length and frequency.
