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    Do Domestic Pigs Acquire a Positive Perception of Humans through Observational Social Learning?

    Do Domestic Pigs Acquire a Positive Perception of Humans through Observational Social Learning? by Luna, Daniela, González, Catalina, Byrd, Christopher J, Palomo, Rocío, Huenul, Elizabeth, Figueroa, Jaime

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    Effects of flavour variety on the intake and palatability of commercial feed in nursery pigs

    Effects of flavour variety on the intake and palatability of commercial feed in nursery pigs by Huenul, Elizabeth, Salazar, Laura, Frias, Daniela, Videka, Milivoy, Luna, Daniela, Dwyer, Dominic M., Figueroa, Jaime

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    The Effect of Demonstrator Social Rank on the Attentiveness and Motivation of Pigs to Positively Interact with Their Human Caretakers

    The Effect of Demonstrator Social Rank on the Attentiveness and Motivation of Pigs to Positively Interact with Their Human Caretakers by Luna, Daniela, González, Catalina, Byrd, Christopher J., Palomo, Rocío, Huenul, Elizabeth, Figueroa, Jaime

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    The protective effect of social support: Can humans reassure pigs during stressful challenges through social learning?

    The protective effect of social support: Can humans reassure pigs during stressful challenges through social learning? by Luna, Daniela, Calderón-Amor, Javiera, González, Catalina, Byrd, Christopher J., Palomo, Rocío, Huenul, Elizabeth, Figueroa, Jaime

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    P114. Towards a paradigm shift in the swine industry: Texture variety increases feed preference in nursery pigs

    P114. Towards a paradigm shift in the swine industry: Texture variety increases feed preference in nursery pigs by Figueroa, Jaime, Gabriela, Tagliaferro, Huenul, Elizabeth, Palomo, Rocío, Luna, Daniela

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    P113. Can the texture variety in feed influence the diet acceptability and pig[StQuote]s emotional states?

    P113. Can the texture variety in feed influence the diet acceptability and pig[StQuote]s emotional states? by Figueroa, Jaime, Aldunate, Savka, Huenul, Elizabeth, Palomo, Rocío, Luna, Daniela

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