Jitka Bartosova

Associate professor

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

Czech Republic

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Dr. Jitka Bartosova is an Associate Professor at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, specializing in animal behavior and welfare. Her recent research includes exploring the effects of hunting season length on wild boar attacks on dogs, as well as examining the impacts of social interactions and environmental conditions on dairy cattle and red deer health. Dr. Bartosova's work contributes significantly to understanding animal management in both agricultural and natural settings.

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Simona Stehlíková Sovadinová

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Marek Kouba

Deputy Head

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

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Erkki Korpimäki

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University of Turku

FINLAND

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Katerina Benediktova

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Ludek Bartos

Institute of Animal Science

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Jitka Bartosova

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Articles (13)

Wild Boar Attacks on Hunting Dogs in Czechia: The Length of the Hunting Season Matters

Losing a Herd Mate: Negative Effects on Milk Yield and Udder Health Indicators in Loose-Housed Dairy Cattle

Validating Ultra-Wideband Positioning System for Precision Cow Tracking in a Commercial Free-Stall Barn

Ivermectin decreases parasite load, testosterone, and potentially antler length in a group of captive red deer males (Cervus elaphus)

Post-fledging survival of Tengmalm’s owl offspring in boreal forests: Interactive effects of varying dynamics of main prey and habitat composition

The effects of challenge or social buffering on cortisol, testosterone, and antler growth in captive red deer (Cervus elaphus) males

Bruce effect, pregnancy block and disruption or feticide: proposal of a new term ‘effect of nonsire male's presence’

Still beyond a chance: Distribution of faults in elite show-jumping horses

Corrigendum to “To beat or not to beat: Behavioral plasticity during the antler growth period affects cortisol but not testosterone concentrations in red deer (Cervus elaphus) males” (General and Comparative Endocrinology (2020) 297, (113552), (S0016648020303051), (10.1016/j.ygcen.2020.113552))

How to escape male infanticide: mechanisms for avoiding or terminating pregnancy in mammals

Long-term trends in the body condition of parents and offspring of Tengmalm’s owls under fluctuating food conditions and climate change

Interactive influences of fluctuations of main food resources and climate change on long-term population decline of Tengmalm’s owls in the boreal forest

To beat or not to beat: Behavioral plasticity during the antler growth period affects cortisol but not testosterone concentrations in red deer (Cervus elaphus) males

Collaborators (5)

Simona Stehlíková Sovadinová

Marek Kouba

Erkki Korpimäki

Katerina Benediktova

Ludek Bartos

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