Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats
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Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats
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Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats is a master's thesis[1].
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- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats authored Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — author (P50): Cayley Elise Coughlin[2].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's instance of is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's publisher is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — publisher (P123): OUR Archive[4].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's language of work or name is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's country of origin is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[6].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's publication date is recorded as +2014-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's main subject is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — main subject (P921): accelerometry[8].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's main subject is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — main subject (P921): telemetry[9].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's Handle ID is recorded as 10523/5102[10].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's title is recorded as Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats[11].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's copyright holder is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — copyright holder (P3931): Cayley Elise Coughlin[12].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's thesis submitted to is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Otago[13].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[14].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's copyright status is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[15].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's thesis committee member is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — thesis committee member (P9161): Yolanda van Heezik[16].
- Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's thesis committee member is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — thesis committee member (P9161): Michael G Paulin[17].
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Using technology to track animal behaviour: Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats's instance of is recorded as Assessing instrumentation effects and the use of accelerometry to identify behaviours in domestic cats — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].