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Razol razalan
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Puberty 3-7mos
Estrous cycle 21 days
Gestation period 114 days
Type of placenta – diffuse
Type of uterus – bipartive uterus
Length of estrous -2 days
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B- UTERINE HORN
A – INTERGITATING PADS
C – BLADDER

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A CORPORA LUTEA
B B OVARY
A C SMALL TERTIARY FOLLICLE

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INTERGETATING PADS ANOTHER

TERM PULVUNI CERVECALES
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A vagina
B cervix
C uterine body
D uterinr horn
E oviduct
F ovary
G bladder
H bifurcation
I vulva
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A mesovarium
B mesometrium
C mesosalpinx
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A infundibulum
B ampulla
C mesosalpinx
D isthmus
E uterotubural junction
F ovary
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A tertiary follicles
B corpus luteum
C corpus albicans
D hilus
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EWE FEMALE
SHEEP
PUBERTY- 4-12 MOS
ESTROUS CYCLE 14-20
DAYS
GESTATION PERIOD 150
DAYS
TYPE OF PLACENTA
COTYLEDONANRY
TYPE OF UTERUS
BIPARTIVE
LENGTH OF ESTROUS 24-48
HRS
HORMONES
• Estrogen (E2): female sex hormone, development of the sex organs and 2° sex characteristics, causes
ewe to display estrus or “heat”
• Progesterone: the hormone that maintains pregnancy
• FSH: follicle stimulating hormone, stimulates development of follicles
• LH: luteinizing hormone, causes ovulation, development of the corpus luteum
• GnRH: gonadotropin releasing hormone, tells the brain to release FSH and LH
• PGF2α: prostaglandin f-2α, causes regression of the corpus luteum
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BITCH

PUBERTY 6-24 MOS

ESTROUS – 6 – 12 MOS
GEASTATION PERIOD 63 DAYS
TYPE OF PLACENTA ZONARY
TYPE OF UTERUS BIPARTIVE
UTERUS
LENGTH OF ESTROUS 9 DAYS
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 PUBERTY- BETWEEN 3MOS – 6 MOS
 ESTROUS CYLCLE 7 DAYS AVERAGE
 GESTATION -31 – 33 DAYS
 TYPE OF PLACENTA- DUPLEX
 TYPE OF UTERUS- BICORNUATE
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 The oviduct is a twisted tube that is 25 to 27 inches long when fully developed and is divided into five
major sections. These sections are the infundibulum, magnum, isthmus, shell gland, and vagina.
 The yolk remains in the infundibulum for 15 to 17 minutes. Fertilization, if it is going to occur, takes place
in the infundibulum.
  magnum. At 13 inches long, it is the largest section of the oviduct, as its name implies (magnum being
the Latin word for “large”). The yolk remains here 3 hours, during which time the thick albumen (egg
white) forms.
  isthmus, which is 4 inches long. The isthmus, as its name implies, is slightly constricted (the
term isthmus referring to a narrow strip of land joining two larger tracts of land). The isthmus is where the
inner and outer shell membranes form. The developing egg remains here for 75 minutes.
 Shell gland the egg shell where form the eggs remain here 20 hours
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 coprodeum_- cranial part faeces
  urodeum- mid part urine
  proctodeum - caudal part