Animal Andrology
By: Chenoweth,Peter J
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Contributor(s): Chenoweth, Peter J | Lorton, Steven.
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BookPublisher: UK : CABI, 2014Edition: 1st ed.Description: 568 p.ISBN: 1780643160 (hardcover); 9781780643168 (hardcover).Subject(s): Veterinary MedicineDDC classification: 636.0824 Chenoweth 1st 2014 30036 L.Production Summary: Understanding animal andrology is fundamental to optimizing genetic breeding traits in domestic and wild animals. This book provides extensive coverage of male reproductive biology, discussing the essentials of sperm production, harvest and preservation before covering the applications to a range of animals including cattle, horses, pigs, small ruminants, camelids, cats and dogs, poultry and exotic species. It also examines the laboratory procedures that provide the basis of general fertility research.
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Understanding animal andrology is fundamental to optimizing genetic breeding traits in domestic and wild animals. This book provides extensive coverage of male reproductive biology, discussing the essentials of sperm production, harvest and preservation before covering the applications to a range of animals including cattle, horses, pigs, small ruminants, camelids, cats and dogs, poultry and exotic species. It also examines the laboratory procedures that provide the basis of general fertility research.
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