Carlos Palacios

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Universidad de Salamanca

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Dr. Carlos Palacios is a Professor at Universidad de Salamanca, Spain. His research focuses on animal behavior, livestock production systems, and the use of technology in agricultural practices, as evidenced by his recent work on locomotor activity in hens, grazing patterns of mares, and the effects of melatonin on meat quality. He actively contributes to the study of agricultural ecology and the optimization of livestock systems in Mediterranean environments.

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Francisco Canto

Universidad de Zaragoza

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Beatriz Vázquez-de-Aldana

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Marco Criado

Universidad de Salamanca

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Miriam Hernández-Jiménez

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Catholic University of Ávila

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Universidad de Salamanca

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Characterizing grazing and terrain use patterns of Hispano‐Breton mares in the Spanish Pyrenees using GPS devices and remote sensing data

Estimation of Forage Yield Using the Second Derivative of Normalized Difference Vegetation Index Time Series From Sentinel‐2

Effect of melatonin implants on carcass characteristics and meat quality of slow-growing chickens

Circadian rhythm of locomotor activity and body temperature in free-range laying hens as measured by triaxial accelerometers and subcutaneous biologgers

Behavioural study of rams subjected to photoperiod change: sexual, social, vital and group activities monitored by video

Locomotor activity and proximity relationships of nursing cows and their calves

Typification and Characterization of Different Livestock Production Systems of Mediterranean Dairy Sheep Farms with Different Degrees of Intensification: A Comparative Study

RENDIMIENTOS DE VARIAS ASOCIACIONES FORRAJERAS EN PRODUCCIÓN ECOLOGICA BAJO CONDICIONES LIMITANTES EN LA DEHESA SALMANTINA

Yield and nutritional quality of intercropped forages for organic production in a hot-summer Mediterranean oak grassland ecosystem

Densitometric analysis of GnRH and IBA1 immunocytochemistry in the basal ventromedial hypothalamus of the ewe

Substitution of soybean meal for yellow mealworm meal in the diet of slow-growing chickens provides comparable carcass traits and meat quality

Carcass traits and meat quality assessment of two slow-growing chicks strains fed Acheta domesticus larval meal

The Second Derivative of the NDVI Time Series as an Estimator of Fresh Biomass: A Case Study of Eight Forage Associations Monitored via UAS

The Conquense transhumance route in Spain described by 3D geographical information systems, GPS and remote sensing data

Use of Acheta domesticus meal as a full soybean substitute in the feeding of slow-growing chicks

Rams sexually activated in spring by light treatment stimulate social and sexual activities in non-activated rams

Anatomy of hypothalamic and diencephalic nuclei involved in seasonal fertility regulation in ewes

Body temperature, heart rate, and locomotor activity measured by bio-loggers before and after a progestogen+eCG treatment for artificial insemination in sheep: effect of pregnancy

Bio-loggers inserted in intravaginal sponges, or subcutaneously, as tools to measure body temperature

Using subcutaneous bio-loggers to monitor circadian rhythmicity of temperature, heart rate and activity in sheep under intensive housing conditions

Measuring lamb activity during lactation by actigraphy

Exposure of rams in sexual rest to sexually activated males in spring increases plasma LH and testosterone concentrations

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Francisco Canto

Beatriz Vázquez-de-Aldana

Marco Criado

Miriam Hernández-Jiménez

María Remedios Morales-Corts

Nilda Sanchez

Jaime Nieto

Isabel Revilla

Javier Plaza Martín

Cristina Hidalgo González

M. Ángeles Gómez-Sánchez

Alfredo Teixeira

Rodrigo Pérez-Sánchez

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