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在接受定时人工授精的哺乳乳奶牛中,步行活动的相对增加:风险因素和随后的生育能力

E Rojas Canadas1, I García-Ispierto1

  • 1Agrotecnio Center, Department of Animal Sciences, University of Lleida, Lleida 25198, Spain.

Animal reproduction science
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PubMed
概括

健康的产后奶牛表现出增加的行走活动和雌激发表达,导致定时人工授精 (TAI) 中更好的怀孕率. 这突显了乳牛产后健康,活动和生殖成功之间的联系.

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