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11-12 - ANS-sow critical period for recognition

112 - ANS-pork birth

12-14 - ANS-mare critical period for recognition

13-14 - ANS-ewe critical period for recognition

14-18 - ANS-sow time of attachment

15-16 - ANS-cow critical period for recognition

15-16 days - ANS-what is the critical period time range for maternal recognition of pregnancy in
the cow

15-18 - ANS-ewe time of attachment

150 - ANS-lamb birth

18-22 - ANS-cow time of attachment

1st time a heifer gives birth - ANS-primiparae

20 - ANS-pork foetus

21 - ANS-lamb foetus

25 days - ANS-average time for uterine involution

285 - ANS-beef birth

3 layers - ANS-hemochorial

36-38 - ANS-mare time of attachment

45 - ANS-beef foetus

5 layers - ANS-endotheliochorial

5-6 - ANS-optimal body score after birth

, 6 hours - ANS-retained placenta

6 layers, safest option - ANS-epitheliochorial placenta

ability of a single cell to develop into completely formed individual - ANS-totipotent

able to become some type of specific cell, but not individual - ANS-pluripotent

after attachment - ANS-when does the extraembryonic tissue form in animals of early
implanation

age, season of year, nutrition, peripartiurient abnormalities, delayed return to cyclicity -
ANS-factors influencing involution process

amnionic folds - ANS-upward wing like formation are called

approx 20 days except mare more like 40 days - ANS-embryo keeps moving until it get too big
to keep going

attached to uterus, absorbs nutrients from uterus, allows maternal fetus gas exchange -
ANS-chorion

attachment and implant - ANS-two ways to attach a free floating fetus

beef cow- 30d
dairy cow- 45-50d
ewe- 30d
mare- 21-28d
sow- 28-30d - ANS-time required to complete uterine involution

beef cow- 50-60d
dairy cow- 18-25 d
ewe- 180d
mare 5-12d
sow 7d - ANS-time required for resumption of ovarian activity

blastocoele - ANS-cavitation is where the blastocyst is forming a cavity called

blastocyst implants very soon after entering the uterus, extra embryonic membranes form after
attachment ex- human and primates - ANS-Group 2- early implanting

blastomere - ANS-each individual cells of a cleaved zygote is called

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