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REPRODUCTION (FACTORS INVOLVE IN REPRODUCTION & BREEDING (PHOTOPERIOD…
REPRODUCTION
SEX DETERMINATION
FEMALE
PROCESS
OOGENESIS
(Produce ovum)
OVULATION
(Release ovum)
STEROIDOGENESIS
(Produce hormone)
FERTILIZATION
PARTURITION
(Giving birth)
ESTRUS
(sexual receptivity period in mammals)
PREGNANCY
IMPLANTATION
MENSTRUAL CYCLE
ORGANS
OVARY
(produce ova / hormones)
OVIDUCT
(transport ovum)
UTERUS
( implantation site for embryo)
CERVIX
(act as protection)
VAGINA
(copulative organ)
VULVA
(external opening)
MALE
ORGANS
Testis
By hypothalamus
Spermatogenesis
At seminiferous tubule
Contain spermatogonia
Sertoli cells
Steroidogenesis
Accesory organs
Ducts
Penis
Infertility
Low sperm count
Decreased LH, FSH
Blockages
Impotency
Physical damage
Health and medication
Psychological problem
FACTORS INVOLVE IN REPRODUCTION & BREEDING
HORMONAL CONTROL
Hypothalamus
Gonadotropin releasing hormones
(GnRH)
changes pattern of secretionof LH & FSH
Pituitary Gland
Luteinizing Hormone
(LH)
Stimulates corpus luteum
Production of corpus luteum will produce
PROGESTERONE
Folicular stimulating hormone
(FSH)
Stimulates follicle growth in the ovary
Produce
ESTROGEN HORMONE
PHOTOPERIOD & BREEDING SESSION
SHORT DAY BREEDERS
Respond to decrease photoperiod
Sheep / goats
LONG DAY BREEDERS
Respond to increase photoperiod
Horses / cats
ORGANS INVOLVE
PINEAL GLAND
Secretes
MELATONIN
MELATONIN
- determines breeding season in seasonal breeders
SOCIAL FACTORS
NUTRITION
TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY
SENESCENCE (MENOPAUSE)
Hormonal Control
GnRh stimulates anterior pituitary
FSH
Stimulates testis
Sperm and inhibin
LH
Stimulates testis
Produce testosterone
Induction of spermatogenesis
LH
Indirect action
FSH
Direct action
FEEDBACK MECHANISM
Testosterone
Inhibit LH
Testosterone and estrogen
Inhibit FSH
Animal reproductive adaptation
Bisexuality
Hermaphroditism
Unisexuality/Parthogenesis
Birth control for farm animals and pets
Neutering and spaying
Chemical castration
Immunization