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Fig 1.

Distributions of pups born and weaned per pair with tunnel handling (n = 29 pairs) vs tail-lift with forceps (n = 30 pairs).

Frequency distribution and boxplots. (A) Total number of pups born per pair. Median difference (solid black line) was 2 pups more per pair with tunnel handling. (B) Total pups weaned per pair. Median difference (solid black line) was one more pup weaned per pair with tunnel handling.

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Table 1.

Summary statistics for C57BL/6J mouse breeding pair productivity by handling method (non-aversive handling with tunnels vs tail-lift with forceps).

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Fig 2.

Frequency of complete litter loss and pair non-productivity.

Complete litter loss events, as defined as disappearance of the entire litter before weaning due to pup death or disappearance, and pair non-productivity defined as no litter produced for >60 days past the previous litter weaned. Orange group = tunnel-handled pairs (n = 29); blue group = tail-lift with forceps handled pairs (n = 30).

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