Body condition score at lambing did not affect the resumption of ovarian and estrous activity in lactating Pelibuey ewes
Karlos Edmundo Orozco Durán; José Segura Correa; Jessica Herrera Ojeda; José Herrera Camacho; María Benedicta Bottini Luzardo · 2022 · Nova Scientia
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Abstract
The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of body condition score (BCS) at lambing over the resumption of ovarian and estrous postpartum activity in lactating Pelibuey ewes. Twenty ewes were assigned to two groups, according to the BCS at lambing: Low BCS (LBC, n = 10) and High BCS (HBC, n = 10). Ovarian and estrous activities were daily monitored from day 3 postpartum until the first estrous or 90 days postpartum. Continuous variables were analyzed using Student´s t test and binary responses with the exact Fisher test. No significant effect of BCS at lambing on ewes in estrous, lambing
Abstract by Karlos Edmundo Orozco Durán; José Segura Correa; Jessica Herrera Ojeda; José Herrera Camacho; María Benedicta Bottini Luzardo, Nova Scientia (2022) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.21640/ns.v14i28.2965