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Coprophagia (/ˌkɒprəˈfeɪdʒiə/ KOP-rə-FAY-jee-ə) or
coprophagy (/kəˈprɒfədʒi/ kə-PROF-ə-jee) is the
consumption of ****. The word is
derived from the Ancient...
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Chair with a
toilet seat for use in
coprophagy activities, ****
Machines Museum, Prague...
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certain dangerous pathogens.
Keeping **** in the nest also
fosters allo-
coprophagy (consumption of the **** of
other members of one’s species)
which can...
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Chair with a
toilet seat for use in
coprophagy activities, ****
Machines Museum, Prague...
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between wolves and dogs. Some
puppies and dogs
engage in
coprophagy out of habit, stress, for attention, or boredom; most of them will not...
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bacteria reduce it to its
carbohydrate elements. The
rodent then
practices coprophagy,
eating its own
fecal pellets, so the
nutrients can be
absorbed by the...
- 2012.
Retrieved 11
February 2012. Moore,
Alison M. (8
November 2018). "
Coprophagy in nineteenth-century psychiatry".
Microbial Ecology in
Health and Disease...
- conditions. Like some
other herbivores such as rabbits, they
perform coprophagy (faecal reingestion) so as to
extract more
nutrition from
their diet....
- 1101/2023.11.09.566486. Hilscher-Conklin,
Caryl (1998). "Rattus Biologicus:
Coprophagy:
Healthy Behavior For Your Rats". Rat &
Mouse Gazette. Horn CC, Kimball...
- of transmission, such as with
direct contact,
maternal transmission,
coprophagy, and
necrophagy with
different species.
Infected individuals are more...
