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Volume 2 - Issue 3
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Parity of the Dorper sheep does not influence the reproductive and productive response when they are synchronized with an “ultra-short” protocol
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- 0.05), being lower in the multiparous sheep than in the primiparous. However, the time to estrus was lower (P0.05). On the other hand, litter size at lambing, litter weight and survival rate at 30 d were similar in both groups of sheep (P>0.05). Is concluded that the ultra-short hormonal treatment is sufficient for 100% of the sheep, regardless of their parity, to respond to estrus. Also, the productive behaviour of the sheep was not affected by the treatment. &source=medcraveonline" title="Linked In">
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