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exemplet Slavoj ?i?ek
… this information is not as complete as when applied on a scientist in the natural sciences. The main reason for this is the differences in publication behaviour and the lack of relevant material in the databases covering the humanities.Several suggestions for further research is …
… way that we manage, house and feed the horses are not optimal for the species natural basic behavioural needs. However, the awareness of this grows in the context of research and the emergence of alternative housing systems. One of the alternatives to the traditional format in …
Svensk lagstiftning förutsätter att livsmedelsproducenterna är tillräckligt kunniga för att se till att miljön främjar djurens hälsa och att möjlighet att bete sig naturligt ges. Samtidigt så finns det inget som reglerar vilken bakgrund eller utbildning producenterna ska ha för …
… Owners tend to assume that scratching of the ears and head shaking are natural behaviours in their dog and may be neglecting the problem unknowing of how severe it actually is. A literature study has been carried out to examine the causes of otitis externa in order to present a …
… develop a chafing, have an increased exposure hazard and have a restrained natural behaviour. Horses who don’t wear a blanket can become hypothermic, insect attacked and have an extra strain on their thermoregulation when training in the wintertime if they have an intact fur.
… negative impact on sow welfare as it prevents the sow from preforming several natural behaviours. This concerns behaviours before, during, as well as after farrowing which indicates that crating even under a limited period around farrowing can reduce the welfare of sows …
… pacing ? a behaviour that arise when the animal is prohibited from performing natural behaviours. It is believed to being attributed to a lack of stimulation in the environment where they are being held. In this study four cheetahs in two large zoos, Parken Zoo and Borås …
En jämförande studie av Rysslands och Kanadas agerande i Arktis och Arktiska rådet.
The Arctic region is rich in natural resources such as oil, gas, minerals and fish. Climate change causes the Arctic ice melt, making resource extraction possible as well as opening up new transport routes through the Northwest Passage and the Northeast Passage. This has led to …
En studie av skillnaderna i odlingslandskapets konnektivitet med avseende på två skyddsvärda arter med olika preferenser
… quality. The most important conclusions of the study were that the O.e. natural dispersal may be restricted but can be improved by linking small network components together and by maintaining the largest components. As for the P.a. it was concluded that a different type of …
en fallstudie
… more cows used this area. The results implicate that soft flooring enhance natural behaviour of cows. The cows stand or walk more and lie shorter in cubicles. Soft flooring is an excellent option to satisfy dairy cows? demands on welfare and for a thriving prosperous modern milk …
… problems can be reduced or solved. Organic pigs have the possibility to a more natural behaviour than conventional pigs. With outdoor pigs comes problems, especially during wintertime, concerning water and feed supply, thermal environment and supervision. Parasites and leakage …
… tons of brominated flame retardants. Leakage of these compounds has polluted natural environments. Fishes has shown increased contents of these substances, especially fat fish, since brominated flame retardants tends to accumulate in fatty tissues. They are also regarded as …
