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Abstract
The electrical potentials of a sheep's jaw muscles during grazing and cudding are collected by special electrodes, amplified, and transmitted by a small portable transmitter. The received signals are recorded on a tape-recorder or displayed on a chart-recorder. Grazing, cudding, and loafing periods are clearly differentiated.