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Animal Reproduction Science|February 13, 2017
The reproductive performance of female goats treated with melatonin is not improved after introduction to bucks displaying springtime sexual activity if these does are experiencing decreasing body weight/condition scoreL A Zarazaga, M C Gatica, L Gallego-Calvo, et al.
Animal Reproduction Science|March 18, 2015
Reproductive performance response to the male effect in goats is improved when doe live weight/body condition score is increasingL Gallego-Calvo, M C Gatica, J L Guzmán, et al.
Animal Reproduction Science|December 3, 2014
Role of body condition score and body weight in the control of seasonal reproduction in Blanca Andaluza goatsL Gallego-Calvo, M C Gatica, J L Guzmán, et al.
Nutricion Hospitalaria|May 14, 1998
[Evaluation of the quality of life in artificial nutrition]A Zarazaga Monzón, J M Culebras, C Gómez Candela, et al.
Animal Reproduction Science|May 25, 2005
Effect of plane of nutrition on seasonality of reproduction in Spanish Payoya goatsL A Zarazaga, J L Guzmán, C Domínguez, et al.
Animal Reproduction Science|March 29, 2011
Artificial long days and daily contact with bucks induce ovarian but not oestrous activity during the non-breeding season in Mediterranean goat femalesL A Zarazaga, M C Gatica, I Celi, et al.
Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|March 24, 2012
Artificial long days in addition to exogenous melatonin and daily contact with bucks stimulate the ovarian and oestrous activity in Mediterranean goat femalesL A Zarazaga, M C Gatica, I Celi, et al.
Theriogenology|July 28, 2009
Effect of melatonin implants on sexual activity in Mediterranean goat females without separation from malesL A Zarazaga, M C Gatica, I Celi, et al.
Nutricion Hospitalaria|August 2, 2002
[Women and children first?....]A Zarazaga Monzón, A García de Lorenzo y Mateos, J M Culebras Fernández
Research in Veterinary Science|August 1, 2021
The use of photoperiod-treated bucks to induce a "male effect" does not compensate for the negative effects of nutritional restriction of the females in Mediterranean goatsL A Zarazaga, M C Gatica, I De La Rosa, et al.
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