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Publication Date
2005
Location
Dublin Ireland
Description
Acoustic biotelemetry has been proposed as a way to count ingestive bites and chews of grazing animals. Recent work has indicated the possibility that detailed analysis of 'sounds of chewing' contains information about other characteristics of the ingestive process that can be used to study grazing behaviour of free ranging animals (Laca & Wallis DeVries, 2000), or to monitor stall-fed animals in more detail.
Citation
Galli, J. R.; Cangiano, Carlos A.; Laca, Emilio A.; and Demment, M. W., "The Sound of Chewing" (2005). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 386.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeA/386)
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The Sound of Chewing
Dublin Ireland
Acoustic biotelemetry has been proposed as a way to count ingestive bites and chews of grazing animals. Recent work has indicated the possibility that detailed analysis of 'sounds of chewing' contains information about other characteristics of the ingestive process that can be used to study grazing behaviour of free ranging animals (Laca & Wallis DeVries, 2000), or to monitor stall-fed animals in more detail.
