REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS

Sheep and goat breeds from subtropical, middle and high latitudes show seasonal changes in reproductive activity. In general, the breeding season starts in autumn and ends in winter, with anoestrus in spring/summer. An endogenous circannual rhythm driven and synchronised by the annual photoperiod cy...

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Autores: Brunet, Amelia Gómez, Santiago-Moreno, J., Toledano-Diaz, A., López-Sebastián, A.
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Estado:Versión publicada
Fecha de publicación:2011
País:México
Institución:UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE YUCATÁN
Repositorio:Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems
Idioma:inglés
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Palabra clave:Reproduction
sheep, goats, reproductive seasonality, photoperiod, melatonin, male effect, progesterone, PGF2α
ovejas; cabras; estacionalidad reproductive; melatonina; efecto macho; progesterona; Prostaglandina F2α
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS
ESTACIONALIDAD REPRODUCTIVA Y SU CONTROL EN RAZAS ESPAÑOLAS DE OVINOS Y CAPRINOS
title REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS
spellingShingle REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS
Brunet, Amelia Gómez
Reproduction
sheep, goats, reproductive seasonality, photoperiod, melatonin, male effect, progesterone, PGF2α
ovejas; cabras; estacionalidad reproductive; melatonina; efecto macho; progesterona; Prostaglandina F2α
title_short REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS
title_full REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS
title_fullStr REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS
title_full_unstemmed REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS
title_sort REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATS
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Brunet, Amelia Gómez
Santiago-Moreno, J.
Toledano-Diaz, A.
López-Sebastián, A.
author Brunet, Amelia Gómez
author_facet Brunet, Amelia Gómez
Santiago-Moreno, J.
Toledano-Diaz, A.
López-Sebastián, A.
author_role author
author2 Santiago-Moreno, J.
Toledano-Diaz, A.
López-Sebastián, A.
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author
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Reproduction
sheep, goats, reproductive seasonality, photoperiod, melatonin, male effect, progesterone, PGF2α

ovejas; cabras; estacionalidad reproductive; melatonina; efecto macho; progesterona; Prostaglandina F2α
topic Reproduction
sheep, goats, reproductive seasonality, photoperiod, melatonin, male effect, progesterone, PGF2α
ovejas; cabras; estacionalidad reproductive; melatonina; efecto macho; progesterona; Prostaglandina F2α
description Sheep and goat breeds from subtropical, middle and high latitudes show seasonal changes in reproductive activity. In general, the breeding season starts in autumn and ends in winter, with anoestrus in spring/summer. An endogenous circannual rhythm driven and synchronised by the annual photoperiod cycle regulates the onset and offset of the breeding season. However, the timing and duration of the breeding season can be affected by interactions between the photoperiod and factors such as breed, geographical origin, nutritional and lactational status, social interactions, and the season of parturition. Seasonality in reproduction is naturally accompanied by variation in the availability and price of meat, milk and cheese over the year, affecting the economy of farmers, consumers and the food industry alike. The control of reproduction outside the normal breeding season by inducing and synchronizing oestrus and ovulation plus the use of artificial insemination and/or natural mating would help ensure the year-round availability of products. This review describes the seasonal variation in the sexual activity of ovine and caprine species with special regard to local Spanish sheep and goats breeds, examines how the photoperiod regulates their annual reproductive cycle, and discusses a number of strategies that can be used to induce and synchronise ovulation outside the natural breeding season.
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spelling REPRODUCTIVE SEASONALITY AND ITS CONTROL IN SPANISH SHEEP AND GOATSESTACIONALIDAD REPRODUCTIVA Y SU CONTROL EN RAZAS ESPAÑOLAS DE OVINOS Y CAPRINOSBrunet, Amelia GómezSantiago-Moreno, J.Toledano-Diaz, A.López-Sebastián, A.Reproductionsheep, goats, reproductive seasonality, photoperiod, melatonin, male effect, progesterone, PGF2αovejas; cabras; estacionalidad reproductive; melatonina; efecto macho; progesterona; Prostaglandina F2αSheep and goat breeds from subtropical, middle and high latitudes show seasonal changes in reproductive activity. In general, the breeding season starts in autumn and ends in winter, with anoestrus in spring/summer. An endogenous circannual rhythm driven and synchronised by the annual photoperiod cycle regulates the onset and offset of the breeding season. However, the timing and duration of the breeding season can be affected by interactions between the photoperiod and factors such as breed, geographical origin, nutritional and lactational status, social interactions, and the season of parturition. Seasonality in reproduction is naturally accompanied by variation in the availability and price of meat, milk and cheese over the year, affecting the economy of farmers, consumers and the food industry alike. The control of reproduction outside the normal breeding season by inducing and synchronizing oestrus and ovulation plus the use of artificial insemination and/or natural mating would help ensure the year-round availability of products. This review describes the seasonal variation in the sexual activity of ovine and caprine species with special regard to local Spanish sheep and goats breeds, examines how the photoperiod regulates their annual reproductive cycle, and discusses a number of strategies that can be used to induce and synchronise ovulation outside the natural breeding season.En zonas subtropicales así como en latitudes medias y altas, las diferentes razas de ovinos y caprinos muestran cambios estacionales de su actividad reproductiva. En términos generales, la estación reproductiva comienza en otoño y finaliza en invierno, con el período de anestro en primavera/verano, estando regulado el comienzo y final de la estación reproductiva por el ritmo endógeno circanual sincronizado por el fotoperiodo. Sin embargo el inicio y duración de la estación reproductiva puede estar afectado por la interacción del fotoperiodo con otros factores tales como la raza, origen geográfico, lactación y estado nutricional, interacciones sociales y época del parto. Estas variaciones estacionales de la eficacia reproductiva, se traducen en variaciones en la oferta de leche y carne a lo largo del año, afectando a los rendimientos económicos de los productores y los precios al consumidor. El control de la reproducción fuera de la estación reproductiva mediante metodologías de inducción y sincronización de la ovulación, ya sea aplicando inseminación artificial o cubrición natural, puede asegurar el mantenimiento de la oferta de estos productos, a lo largo del año. Esta revisión describe los cambios estacionales en la actividad reproductiva de ovinos y caprinos, con especial énfasis en las razas españolas, profundizando en cómo el fotoperiodo regula el ciclo reproductivo anual, y valorando diferentes estrategias que pueden ser utilizadas para la inducción y sincronización de la ovulación fuera de la estación reproductiva.Universidad Autónoma de YucatanMCINN2011-12-07info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://www.revista.ccba.uady.mx/ojs/index.php/TSA/article/view/1350urn:ISSN:1870-0462-tsaes.v15iS1.1350Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems; Vol 15 (2012): Supplement 1, Special Issue - Advances in Animal ReproductionTropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems; Vol 15 (2012): Supplement 1, Special Issue - Advances in Animal Reproduction1870-0462reponame:Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystemsinstname:UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE YUCATÁNinstacron:UADYenghttps://www.revista.ccba.uady.mx/ojs/index.php/TSA/article/view/1350/702https://www.revista.ccba.uady.mx/ojs/index.php/TSA/article/downloadSuppFile/1350/549https://www.revista.ccba.uady.mx/ojs/index.php/TSA/article/downloadSuppFile/1350/550info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:ojs.www.revista.ccba.uady.mx:article/13502024-08-22T17:23:01Z
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