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Non-surgical embryo transfer is possible in some species. - Answer True! Where is the specific site of fertilization? - Answer Ampullary-isthmic junction What is the chronological order of follicle development? - Answer Primordial follicle, primary follicle, secondary follicle, antral/tertiary follicle, ovulation What is the specific term for the muscular layers of the uterus? - Answer Myometrium What is the site of ovulation in the mare? - Answer Ovulat...

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How do you define animal reproduction? - Answer A composite field of genetics, embryology/developmental biology, anatomy, physiology, endocrinology (table 5-2), animal husbandry/management Briefly describe the history of animal reproduction discovery (10) - Answer 1. Aristotle: generation of animals 2. F.H.A Marshal: The physiology of reproduction, factual evidence of what people observed 3. Fallopius: first to describe the oviduct 4. Coiter: discovered the corpus luteum 5. de...

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Anatomy - Answer The science of the shape and structure of organs and their parts Physiology - Answer all of the functions of a living organism and its part The ____ side is the near side of a horse - Answer Left Cauda - Answer tail melatonin pineal - Answer Light can be used to simulate summer day length and inhibit ________ secretion from the _______ gland causing a mare to cycle earlier in the year Dorsum - Answer Back Cranium - Answer ...

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Female Step One: Embryonic Development Embryogenesis of the pituitary - Answer 1) Rathke's pouch becomes the anterior pituitary - From tissue in the roof of mouth - Grows up (bottom) 2) Infundibulum becomes the posterior pituitary - From roof of brain - Grows down (top) Embryonic development events for the female: - Answer 1) No SRY protein 2) Ovaries develop 3) No Anti-Mullerian hormone 4) Mullerian ducts become the oviducts, uterus, cervix, and part of the vagina ...

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What is the specific site of fertilization in mammals? - Answer Ampullary-Ismthus Junction What is another name for Mullerian ducts? - Answer Paramesonephric ducts Describe the changes in the testicular artery as it travels from the base of the aorta, through the testes. - Answer When it travels from the base of the aorta to the inguinal canal, it is straight. But after the inguinal canal, it is highly convoluted so that it gives the blood more time to cool down before en...

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Which part of the pituitary has a specialized capillary system? - Answer Adenohypophysis Where is oxytocin synthesized? - Answer Paraventricular Nucleus of the Hypothalamus Name a Reproductive Hormone that is involved as a negative feedback signal. - Answer Progesterone/P4, Inhibin, Prostaglandin/pgf2a, or Estradiol/e2 Name a reproductive hormone that is a glycoprotein. - Answer LH or FSH Name a reproductive hormone that acts as a positive feedback messenger. ...

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What causes the mixing of the granulose and theca interna cells? - Answer Small luteal cells are derived from: - Answer Theca interna cells Large luteal cells are derived from: - Answer Granulosa cells The luteal phase begins with ______ and ends with ______. - Answer Ovulation, luteolysis What structure is on the ovary (at the site of ovulation) immediately after ovulation? - Answer Corpus hemorrhagicum True or False: Induced ovulators do not utilize...

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