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- who: E. Bailly-Caumette from the thus not consistently reflect favorable environmental conditions (Held and Spinka, )In calves, play behaviors are mainly locomotor play and social play (Reinhardt, ). Locomotor play can be performed alone (individual locomotor play) or with other calves at the same time (parallel locomotor play) and includes jumping, hind leg kicks, and galloping (Jensen et_al, ). Locomotor play was performed more when more space was available (Jensen et_al, have published the research work: Social and locomotor play behavior of dairy calves kept with the dam either full time or half time in straw-bedded pens . . .
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