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Table 1.

Characteristics of the studied ball pythons (n = 35).

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Fig 1.

Schematic view of a rack drawer.

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Fig 2.

Photo of a rack drawer.

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Fig 3.

Schematic view of a terrarium.

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Fig 4.

Photo of a terrarium (size 1).

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Table 2.

Ethogram for the ball python.

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Table 3.

Comparison of the relative frequency of all behaviors displayed in 24 hours in the two housing systems (rack system and terrarium).

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Fig 5.

Boxplot with extreme outliers (*).

Frequency of the locomotion behavior “crawling forward” (L1) during the three daytime periods (P) depending on the two housing systems (p < 0.05).

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Fig 6.

Occurrence of four behaviors in the terrarium during the three daytime periods (P).

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Fig 7.

Boxplot with outliers (°).

Frequency of the comfort behavior “resting in the hiding place” (C3) during the three daytime periods (P) depending on the two housing systems (p < 0.05).

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Fig 8.

Boxplot with outlier (°) and extreme outliers (*).

Frequency of the comfort behavior “resting outside of the hiding place, coiled” (C4) during the three daytime periods (P) depending on the two housing systems (p > 37.92).

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Fig 9.

Boxplot with outliers (°) and extreme outliers (*).

Frequency of the comfort behavior “resting outside of the hiding place, stretched out” (C5) during the three daytime periods (P) depending on the two housing systems (p > 24.38).

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Fig 10.

Boxplot with outliers (°).

Frequency of the behavior “pushing the mouth against a barrier” (O2) during the three daytime periods (P) depending on the two housing systems (p < 0.05).

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