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Table 1.

Zoological gardens included in the study with the numbers of camels kept and the number of filial and non-filial sucking bouts in herds.

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Table 2.

Camel calves included in the study with the number of observed hours.

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Table 3.

Camel females included in the study.

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Figure 1.

Sucking positions chosen by filial and non-filial camel calves.

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Figure 2.

Suckling bout occurrence for filial and non-filial calves according to the number of sucking calves and position during sucking.

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Figure 3.

Probability of non-filial suckling bout occurrence according to calf age.

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Figure 4.

Sucking bout duration depended on number of calves.

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Figure 5.

Sucking bout duration (LSMEAN ± SE) for filial and non-filial calves according to position and for filial and non-filial male and female calves.

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