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Fig. 1. The average time for each treatment group for handlers to collect the cattle and move them out of the pasture on each treatment day. Error bars indicate standard error of the least squares mean. Treatment × Day P = 0.08. Fig. 2. The average time for each treatment group to be worked through the chute on each treatment day. Error bars indicate standard error of the least squares mean. Treatment × Day P = 0.02. The Student Journal of Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences 7
Fig. 3. Average chute score for each treatment group on days of treatment. Error bars indicate standard error of the least squares mean. Treatment × Day P = 0.06. Fig. 4. Average cortisol concentration for each treatment group on days of treatment. Error bars indicate standard error of the least squares mean. Treatment × Day P < 0.001. 8 DISCOVERY • Vol. 13, Fall 2012
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