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Caractérisation phénotypique du comportement alimentaire chez la chèvre laitière

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Figure 1 .  Chronogramme décrivant l’origine des données en lien avec la thèse
Figure 2 . Schémas récapitulatifs des focus de la thèse A) initialement, B) après réorientation du projet
Figure  3.  Figure  récapitulative  des  composantes  du  comportement  alimentaire  et  des  variables pouvant le caractériser
Figure 4.  Représentation schématique des facteurs principaux pouvant influencer le  comportement alimentaire des ruminants
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