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                 Fertility traits of suckling californian rabbit does inseminated artificially as affected by bio and hormonal stimulators
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                 تأثير التنبية الحيوى و الهرمونى للتلقيح الاصطناعى على معدلات خصوبة اناث ارانب الكاليفورنيا المرضعات
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			| Abstract | 
               A total number of ninety multi porous suckling does in two sequence parities and ten sexually mature bucks of Californian rabbits aged 9 months was used in the present work. The study was designed to evaluate the effect of mother-litter separation as a bio stimulator and PMSG as a hormonal stimulator on fertility traits of suckling Californian rabbit does inseminated artificially.
The rabbit does were divided into three comparable experimental groups and treated as follows:
i The first group (control): does injected intramuscularly with 20 μgm Gn-RH/ head an hour before artificial insemination.
ii The second group: does treated as in the first group and separated ftrom their litters 24 hours before artificial insemination.
iii The third group: does treated as in the second group in addition to , intramuscular injection with 50 IU PMSG/ head 72 hours before artificial insemination.
The obtained results could be summarized as follows:
Mother litter separation 24 hours before artificial insemination increased fertility traits of suckling Californian rabbit does significantly (P<0.01) represented by (kindling rate, litter size and weight at birth and milk yield during lactation period). Bunny weight and bunny daily weight gain during suckling period also increased significantly (P<0.01), while the rate of bunny preweaning mortality significantly (P<0.01) decreased due to mother litter separation.
Injecting 50 IU PMSG/ head and mother litter separation combined with 20 μgm Gn-RH injection! head at intervals of 72, 24 hours and one hour, respectively, before artificial insemination had highly significant (P<0.01) effect on fertility traits of suckling Californian rabbit does and also on their offspring performance.
Key words: Rrabbit, GncRH, mother-litter separation, PMSG, AL, fertility, litter.
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			| Publication year | 
               2005
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			| Pages | 
               749-757
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			| Availability location | 
               معهد بحوث الانتاج الحيوانى- شارع نادى الصيد- الدقى- الجيزة
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           Animal Production Research Institute (APRI)
            
             
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			| Country | 
            Egypt 
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			| City | 
            سخا 
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			| serial title  | 
            Animal Production Research Institute Second Conference & Regional Symposium on Buffalo Production 27-29 September 2005 Sakha, Kafr El-Sheikh, Egypt.
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			| Department | 
            Rabbit, Turkey and Water Fowl Research Department
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            احمد حسن دعادر  
                
            جامعة الزقازيق         
            
             
              
                
            حسن على جبر  
                
            جامعة الزقازيق         
            
             
              
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			| Agris Categories | 
            Animal physiology - Reproduction
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			AGROVOC TERMS | 
            
                Fertility.
                
                Hormonal control.
                
                Litter size.
                
                Rabbits.
                
                Separating.
                
                Suckling.
                
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               Conference/Workshop
                
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