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twitch Any of several devices used to apply pressure to a horse's upper lip. This is used as a form of acupressure or distraction to calm and immobilize the animal. The use of a twitch produces widely varying results on individual horses. These range from semiconsciousness to rage. Twitches are sometimes applied to the horse's ear.
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two-point gait Walking by moving the right crutch and left leg together, then the left crutch and right leg together.
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twitch force developed by muscle fibre in response to a unique electrical or nervous stimulation.
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twitch a means of restraint. A nose twitch is often a wooden handle with a loop of chain, applied to the horse's upper lip
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twinning Two offspring developing with the same maternal parent and born at the same time. Twins can develop from the same zygote (monozygotic or "identical twins") or from separate zygotes (dizygotic or "fraternal twins"). Identical twins share the same genetic heritage whereas fraternal twins are no more or less related than are siblings born at different times. Source : PhRMA Genomics
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