Dairy cows continuously-housed in tie-stalls failed to manifest activity changes during estrus
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C. Felton | M. Colazo | P. Ponce-Barajas | C. Bench | D. J. Ambrose | C. J. Bench | C. A. Felton | M. G. Colazo | P. Ponce-Barajas | Divakar J. Ambrose
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