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Table 1.

Details of mice used in this study.

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Table 2.

Example of order of photography for a cohort of 10 mice.

Each cohort is divided into 3 groups (G1, G2 and G3), with the mice being randomly allocated to these groups. Number in brackets refers to the number of individuals in that group.

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Fig 1.

Baseline MGS scores (± SEM) for male and female mice when scored live.

Maximum score obtainable 10 (i.e. maximum score of 2 per action unit).

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Table 3.

Comparison of three strains of male mice, MGS scores.

Values shown are p values.

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Table 4.

Comparison of three strains of female mice, MGS scores.

Values shown are p values. NSD represents no significant difference between the strains.

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Fig 2.

Baseline MGS scores (± SEM) in female mice obtained through live scoring or retrospectively scored from still images.

Maximum obtainable score is 10 (i.e. maximum score of 2 per action unit).

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Fig 3.

Baseline MGS scores (± SEM) in male mice obtained through live scoring or retrospectively scored from still images.

Maximum obtainable score is 10 (i.e. maximum score of 2 per action unit).

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