The Incidence of Ovulation and Detection of Genes Associated with Ovulation and Twinning Rates in Livestock
Cattle is a monotocous species that generally produce only one offspring per conception. However, multiple ovulations are a naturally emerging reproductive phenomenon typically controlled by genetic structure and environmental factors. On the other hand, few genes or causative mutations might explai...
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IntechOpen
2021
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