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Estrous detection by monitoring ventral tail base surface temperature using a wearable wireless sensor in cattle

Miura et al., 2017

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2266338827578260154
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Miura R
Yoshioka K
Miyamoto T
Nogami H
Okada H
Itoh T
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Animal reproduction science

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In the present study, the ventral tail base surface temperature (ST) was monitored using a wearable wireless sensor for estrus detection in cattle. Relationships among ST, behavioral estrus expression, ovulation, and changes in hormone profiles during the estrous cycle were …
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