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Below you will find links to case studies that describe how our products are applied in specific studies. |
- Using The Observer to analyze aggression in African cichlid fish
Peter Dijkstra and Boye Gricar (Haren, The Netherlands)
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- Video tracking of grasshopper nymphs
Tim Gardiner, Ian Bland and Julian Hill (Chelmsford, UK and Parkville, Australia)
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- Motivation and ability to walk for a food reward in broilers
Eddie Bokkers (Wageningen, The Netherlands)
[abstract] [full paper] | 'We conclude that a technique to assess behavioural organisation such as Theme or detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA) in addition to conventional analysis of focal behavioural sampling should be used in behavioural and welfare research. Publication of these studies will help in understanding the significance of treatment differences on behaviour and animal well-being.'
Dr. Paul Hocking, Department of Genetics and Genomics, Roslin Institute, Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland, UK |
- Video tracking of marine invertebrate larvae using EthoVision 3.0
Jean Philippe Maréchal, Claire Hellio, Marion Sebire and anthony Clare (Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom).
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- Using EthoVision to quantify spontaneous swimming behavior in small groups of fish
Marc Ylieff and Pascal Poncin (Liège, Belgium).
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- Behavioral responses of wallabies to predator odors.
Daniel Ramp and David Croft (Sydney, Australia).
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- Aggression and feeding behavior of group-housed male pigs.
Greg Cronin (Werribee, Australia).
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- Behavior and genetics in fowl: Side effects of selection for production traits.
Per Jensen, Karin Schütz and Leif Andersson (Uppsala, Sweden).
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- How to measure locomotor activity in "lazy" chickens?
Dorothée Bizeray (Nouzilly, France).
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- A colorful EthoVision masquarade or how to trace moving pigs automatically.
Marek Spinka, Pavel Sustr and Ruth Newberry (Prague, Czech Republic).
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- Domestication effects on behavior in pigs and hens.
Maria Gustafsson (Skara, Sweden).
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- How to watch behavior underground and in the dark: studies on a nocturnal subterranean beetle.
Anna Rasa (Bonn, Germany).
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- Automatic event recording with AutoKey.
Massoud Yasseri, Rainer Anscheit and Jakob Parzefall (Hamburg, Germany).
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- Stress and emotion in animals.
Paul Koene (Wageningen, The Netherlands).
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- Using computer imaging to measure spontaneous locomotor activity in fish.
Göran Nilsson and Svante Winberg (Uppsala, Sweden).
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- An upwind flight with a happy landing: How teamwork leads to an innovative research instrument.
Willem Takken, Piet Huisman, Marc Buma and Lucas Noldus (Wageningen, The Netherlands)
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- Locomotor activity in parasitoid insects measured by EthoVision.
Stefano Colazza, Ambra Clemente and Marzia Rosi (Perugia, Italy).
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