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- who: Marine Parker et al. from the Institut des Neurosciences Cellulaires et Intu00e9gratives (INCI), CNRS, Universitu00e9 de Strasbourg, Allu00e9e du Gu00e9nu00e9ral Rouvillois, Strasbourg, France have published the article: Comparison of Locomotor and Feeding Rhythms between Indoor and Outdoor Cats Living in Captivity, in the Journal: Animals 2022, 2440 of 31/07/2016
- what: Once again, the more confined area that the indoor population lived in may be the reason of this tendency; the feeding area being 15 of 18 closer to the cats during the day-i.e., more easily accessible-and distractions being less . . .
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