hens: Hens Pecking order
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hens R Documentation
Hens Pecking order
Description
Records the "peck order" of a flock of 32 White Leghorn hens studied in 1946. A tie from hen a to b means that hen a can peck hen b. The author claims that temporal changes are rare; once a hen dominates another, that pattern persists.
Usage
hens
Format
igraph object
Source
http://moreno.ss.uci.edu/data.html#hens
References
Guhl, A. M., 1953. Social Behavior of the Domestic Fowl. Manhattan, Kansas: Kansas State College, Agricultural Experiment Station, Technical Bulletin 73.
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Hens Pecking order
Description
Records the "peck order" of a flock of 32 White Leghorn hens studied in 1946. A tie from hen a to b means that hen a can peck hen b. The author claims that temporal changes are rare; once a hen dominates another, that pattern persists.
Usage
hens
Format
igraph object
Source
http://moreno.ss.uci.edu/data.html#hens
References
Guhl, A. M., 1953. Social Behavior of the Domestic Fowl. Manhattan, Kansas: Kansas State College, Agricultural Experiment Station, Technical Bulletin 73.
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