Ambriz, G.D.; Contreras,
M.; Jose, L.; et al. (2003). Estudio comparativo de los testiculos,
epididimos, glandulas sexuales accesorias y espermatozoides en tres especies de
lagomorfos (Romerolagus diazi, Lepus californicus y Oryctolagus cuniculus).
[Comparative study of the testicles, epididymes, accessory sexual glands and
spermatozoa of three lagomorph species (Romerolagus diazi, Lepus
californicus and Oryctolagus cuniculus).] Acta Zoologica Mexicana
Nueva Serie 88: 257-269, ISSN: 0065-1737.
NAL Call Number: 410 Ac84
Keywords: Lepus
californicus, Oryctolagus cuniculus, Romerolagus diazi, North American wild
lagomorphs species, comparative study, male, reproductive organs, size, weight,
sperm, morphology, testis, accessory glands of male, sperm ducts, epididymus.
Berepubo, N.A.; Nodu, M.B.;
Monsi, A.; Amadi, E.N. (1996). Reproductive response of prepubertal female
rabbits to photoperiod and/or male presence. Discovery and Innovation
8 (1): 73-77.
Keywords: sexual maturity,
females, light regime, housing, males, proximity of males, estrous cycle,
estrus, litter size, pseudopregnancy, kindling rate.
Blasco, A.; Argente, M.J.;
Santacreu, M.A.; Sorensen, D.; Bidanel, J.P.A. (2001). Bayesian analysis of
response to selection for uterine capacity in rabbits. Journal of Animal
Breeding and Genetics 118 (2): 93-100, ISSN: 0931-2668.
NAL Call Number: 442.8 Z35
Keywords: uterus,
reproductive system, analytical method, best linear unbiased prediction
selection method, breeding method, uterine capacity selection response.
Boussarie, D. (2001). Routine
sterilization techniques in companion rodents and lagomorphs. European
Journal of Companion Animal Practice 11 (1): 61-78.
NAL Call Number: SF981.E8
Keywords: chinchillas,
gerbils, guineapigs, hamsters, mice, rabbits, rats, anesthesia, anesthetics,
anti-infective agents, castration, drug therapy, estrus cycle, postoperative
care, pseudopregnancy, reproduction, sexual maturity, sterilization, surgery,
surgical operations, techniques.
Boussarie, D. (2002). Reproduction
des nouveaux animaux de compagnie. La st rilisation des rongeurs et des
lagomorphes. [Neutering in rodents and lagomorphs.] Le Point Veterinaire
33 (223): 34-36, ISSN: 0335-4997.
NAL Call Number: SF602.P6
Keywords: pets,
sterilization, drugs, surgical operations, French language.
Boussarie, D. (1997). Chirurgie
de convenance des rongeurs et lagomorphes de compagnie. [Castration for pet rodents and
lagomorphs.] Pratique Médicale and Chirurgicale de l'Animal de Compagnie
32 (5): 371-391, ISSN: 1157-6960.
Keywords: castration,
reproduction, anesthesia, surgery, rodents, rats, gerbils, rabbits, hamsters,
French language.
Bousses, P.; Chapuis, J.L.
(1998). Deferred seasonal increase in testes weight under poor nutritional
conditions in a sub-Antarctic population of rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus).
Journal of Zoology
245 (3): 285-291, ISSN: 0952-8369.
NAL Call Number: QL1.J68
Keywords: body weight,
seasonal changes related to nutrition, food plants, seasonal nutritional
quality related to testis weight, food availability, testis seasonal weight
changes, relationships, testis, seasonal weight changes in relation to
nutrition, evolutionary adaptation, testis weight, nutrition relationships,
Indian ocean islands, Kerguelen islands, armor, molloy and morne, testis weight
related to nutrition.
Capello, V. (1998). La
sterilizzazione chirurgica del
coniglio da compagnia. [Surgical castration of pet rabbits.] Veterinaria
12 (5):
93-101, ISSN: 0394-3151.
Keywords: castration,
surgery, ovariectomy, genitalia, anatomy, Italian language.
Capello, V. (1997). La
determinazione del
sesso nel coniglio e nei piccoli roditori da compagnia. [Sex
determination of rabbits and small pet rodents.] Veterinaria 11 (6):
89-98, ISSN: 0394-3151.
Keywords: pets, sex
diagnosis, hamsters, gerbils, rats, mice, guineapigs, chinchillas, rabbits,
Italian language.
Castellini, C. (2003). La
gestione della riproduzione. [Management of reproduction in rabbits.] Rivista
di Coniglicoltura 40 (4): 12-35, ISSN: 0010-5929.
NAL Call Number: SF451.R5
Keywords: husbandry,
artificial insemination, reproduction, semen, Italian language, Italy.
Castellini, C.; Lattaioli,
P.; Bernardini, M.; Dal Bosco, A. (2000). Effect of dietary alpha-tocopheryl
acetate and ascorbic acid on rabbit semen stored at 5 degree C. Theriogenology
54 (4): 523-533, ISSN: 0093-691X.
NAL Call Number:
QP251.A1T5
Keywords: semen, storage,
spermatozoa, motility, viability, alpha tocopheryl acetate, vitamin E,
antioxidant, dietary supplements, dosage, ascorbic acid, antioxidant,
artificial insemination, sperm cryopreservation, fertility, oxidative
stability, storage temperature.
Costa, L.C.; Murgas,
L.D.S.; Miliorini, A.B.; Oliveira, S.L.; Silva, F.P.C.; Pereira, R.A.N. (2002).
Influencia do selenio sobre a qualidade do semen de coelhos da raca
California. [Influence of selenio on quality of the semen of rabbits of the race
California.] Revista Brasileira de Reproducao Animal 26 (2):
117-118, ISSN: 0102-0803.
NAL Call Number: QP251.R48
Keywords: commercial
species, male, breed, California, semen quality, reproductive system, sperm,
morphology, motility, vigor, selenium, dietary supplement, Portuguese language.
de Leon, R.P.; Guzman, G.;
Quesada, M.E.; Mora, M.; Febles, M. (2002). Environmental effects on
reproductive and pre-weaning performance of rabbit purebreds. Cuban
Journal of Agricultural Science 36 (2): 105-115, ISSN: 0864-0408.
NAL Call Number: S1.R4
Keywords: breed,
California, chinchilla, New Zealand White, Semi Giant, productive indicators,
environmental effects, fertility, birth traits, total and born alive, still
births, weaning traits, mortality at weaning, percentage litter weaned,
number weaned per litter, litter weight,
average individual weight, GLM model, mathematical and computer techniques,
analysis of variance, fertility, kindling month, mixed feeding conditions,
mortality, pre-weaning performance, environmental effects, reproductive
performance.
de Castro, M.P.V.; Vicente,
J.S.; Lavara, R. (1999). Effect of conservation time and number of rabbit
spermatozoa on fertility. Annales de Zootechnie 48 (5): 407-412,
ISSN: 0003-424X.
NAL Call Number: 49 F84
Keywords: spermatozoa,
reproductive system, conservation time, fertility, number, refrigeration,
preservation method, French language.
del Sol, M.; Vasquez, B.
(2003). Mesoscopia e histologia de la glandula vesicular en el conejo (Oryctolagus
cuniculus). [Mesoscopy and histology of the vesicular gland in the rabbit (Oryctolagus
cuniculus).] International Journal of Morphology 21 (4): 325-330.
NAL Call Number: QH351.I58
Keywords: reproductive
system, accessory glands of male, vasicular gland, morphofunctional studies,
histology, anatomy, morphological analysis, Spanish language.
El-Maghawry, A.M.; Ahmed,
S.S.; Yamani, K.A.; Radwan, H. (1999). Some reproductive and productive
traits of New Zealand White, Rex rabbits and their crosses. Journal of
Rabbit Science 9 (2): 159-177.
Keywords: breed, New
Zealand White, Rex crosses, liveweight gain, gestation period, heterosis,
litter size, litter weight, seasons, weaning weight, crossbreeding, conception
rate, female fertility, growth, body weight, intensive husbandry, parity.
Forcada, F.; Lopez, M.
(2000). Repeated surgical embryo recovery and embryo production in rabbits. Animal
Reproduction Science 64 (1-2): 121-126, ISSN: 0378-4320.
NAL Call Number: QP251.A5
Keywords: breed, Gigante de
Espana, doe, embryo, female, gonadotropin releasing hormone, corpora lutea,
endocrine system, reproductive system, oviduct, intramuscular injection,
repeated surgical embryo recovery, experimental method, surgical method, embryo
production, ovulation.
Fortun, L.L.; Prunier, A.
(1999). Effects of lactation, energetic deficit and remating interval
on reproductive performance of
primiparous rabbit does. Animal Reproduction Science 55 (3-4):
289-298, ISSN: 0378-4320.
NAL Call Number: QP251.A5
Keywords: female, does,
feeding, restricted, ad libitum, milk production, conception rate, adipose
tissue, ovulation rate.
Fuentes, V.; Villagran, C.;
Navarro, J. (2002). Sexual behaviour of male New Zealand White rabbits in an
intensive production unit. Journal of Dairy Science 85 (Suppl. 1):
83, ISSN: 0022-0302.
NAL Call Number: 44.8 J822
Keywords: breed, New
Zealand white, commercial species, female, male, aggression, ejaculation,
urination, environmental temperature, grasping, housing, intensive production
unit, kicking, mating, mounting, photoperiod, sexual behavior.
Gacek, L. (2002). Effect
of visual contact on reproductive and rearing performance of rabbits. Annals
of Animal Science 2 (Suppl. 1): 181-184, ISSN: 1642-3402.
NAL Call Number: SF1.A66
Keywords: cages, cage
design, galvanized wire-mesh cages, plastic cages allowing visual contact,
non-transparent plastic cages, indoor rearing, outdoor rearing, conception
rate, fattening performance, feed conversion, feed intake, finishing,
liveweight gain, housing, reproductive performance, Poland.
Giri, S.C.; Yadav, B.P.S.
(2002). Role of gonadotropin in broiler rabbit production. Indian
Veterinary Journal 79 (11): 1207-1208, ISSN: 0019-6479.
NAL Call Number: 41.8 IN2
Keywords: breed, New
Zealand White, Soviet Chinchilla, broiler, commercial species, pregnant mare
serum gonadotropin, fertility drug, hormone, drug, parental administration,
conception rate, kidding, litter size, meat, meat product.
Gogol, P.; Bochenek, M.
(2000). Sperm chromatin stability and semen fertility of transgenic and
non-transgenic rabbits. Theriogenology 53 (1): 514, ISSN: 0093-691X.
NAL Call Number:
QP251.A1T5
Keywords: non-transgenic,
transgenic, semen fertility, sperm chromatin stability, theriogenology,
transgenesis.
Hood, G.M.; Chesson, P.;
Pech, R.P. (2000). Biological control using sterilizing viruses: Host
suppression and competition between viruses in non-spatial models. Journal
of Applied Ecology 37 (6): 914-925, ISSN: 0021-8901.
NAL Call Number: 410 J828
Keywords: pests, domestic
cat, house mouse, European rabbit, viruses, biocontrol agent, competitor,
pathogen, myxomatosis, fungal disease, viral infection, viral disease,
sterilization, pest control, method, viral vectored immunocontraception [VVIC
], contraception method, pest control method, biological control, birth rates,
competition, demographics, epidemiology, genetic engineering, host suppression,
host parasite models, mortality rates, non spatial models.
Ivan, T.; Guido, G.; Clara,
C. (2003). Effetto della tecnica del cambio gabbia sulle performance di
coniglie sottoposte ad un ritmo riproduttivo estensivo. [Effect of changing
cages on the reproductive performance of extensively reared rabbits.] Rivista
di Coniglicoltura 40 (1): 57-60. ISSN: 0010-5929.
NAL Call Number: SF451.R5
Keywords: housing, cages,
cage changing, conception rate, litter size, mortality, reproduction,
stillbirths, Italian language.
Kerr, P.; Twigg, L.;
Silvers, L.; Lowe, T.; Forrester, R. (1998). Serological monitoring of the
epidemiology of myxoma virus to assess the effects of imposed fertility control
of female rabbits on myxomatosis. Wildlife Research 25 (2): 123-131.
ISSN: 1035-3712.
NAL Call Number: S960.W5
Keywords: fertility,
imposed fertility control on females, epidemiology, natural viral disease,
viral diseases, myxomatosis, epidemiology, implications for effects of
fertility control, western Australia, wellstead, viral disease
epidemiology, implications for impact of fertility control.
Kersten, A.M.P. (1995). Nesting
behaviour and reproduction of individually caged and group housed rabbits.
In: Proceedings of the 29th International Congress of the International
Society for Applied Ethology: Exeter, UK, 3-5 August, 1995, Rutter, S.M.;
Rushen, J.; Randle, H.D.; Eddison, J.C. (Eds.), Universities Federation for
Animal Welfare (UFAW): Potters Bar, United Kingdom, pp. 189-190, ISBN:
0-900767-92-8.
NAL Call Number:
SF756.7.I57 1995
Keywords: mating behavior,
cages, groups.
Luzi, F.; Crimella, C.
(1998). Effect of change of cage 2 days before artificial insemination on
reproductive performance of rabbit does. World Rabbit Science 6: 1,
195-198. ISSN: 0984-7847.
NAL Call Number: SF402.3.A7
2001
Keywords: artificial
insemination, reproductive performance, change, PMSG, HCG, estrus, induction,
parity, fertility, litter size, cages, lactation, biotechnology.
Moura, A.S.A.M.T.; Costa,
A.R.C.; Polastre, R. (1999). Estimates of genetic parameters and genetic
trends for reproductive traits in
Botucatu rabbits selected for litter and growth performance traits. Journal
of Animal Science 77 (Suppl. 1): 140-141, ISSN: 0021-8812.
NAL Call Number: 49 J82
Keywords: breed, Botucatu,
genetic parameter estimation, growth performance, litter traits, reproductive
traits, meeting.
Negatu, Z.; McNitt, J.I.
(2002). Hormone profiles and nest-building behavior during the
periparturient period in rabbit does. Animal Reproduction Science 72
(1-2): 125-135, ISSN: 0378-4320.
NAL Call Number: QP251.A5
Keywords: doe, female,
mammary tissue, reproductive system, beta-endorpin, beta-estradiol,
bromocriptine, hormone, progesterone, prolactin, nest building behavior,
periparturient period, pregnancy.
Nicodemus, N.; Gutierrez,
I.; Garcia, J.; Carabano, R.; De Blas, Carlos (2002). The effect of remating
interval and weaning age on the reproductive performance of rabbit does. Animal
Research 51 (6): 517-523, ISSN: 1627-3583.
NAL Call Number: SF1.A64
Keywords: breed, New
Zealand x Californian, doe, female, early weaning, feed efficiency, fertility,
lactation, litter size, mating, mortality, parturition interval, reproductive
performance.
Nottola, S.A.;
Macchiarelli, G.; Motta, P.M. (1997). The angioarchitecture of estrous,
pseudopregnant and pregnant rabbit ovary as seen by scanning electron
microscopy of vascular corrosion casts. Cell and Tissue Research
288 (2): 353-363, ISSN: 0302-766X.
NAL Call Number:
QH581.A1Z4
Keywords: blood vessels,
pseudopregnant and pregnant conditions, pregnancy, ovarian angioarchitecture,
ovary, angioarchitecture, estrus, SEM analysis.
Oogjes, G. (1997). Ethical
aspects and dilemmas of fertility control of unwanted wildlife: an animal
welfarist’s perspective. Reproduction, Fertility, and Development 9 (1):163-7,
ISSN: 1031-3613.
NAL Call Number: QP251.R47
Abstract: Proposals to
manipulate the fertility of wild, free-living animals extend the domination
humans already exercise over domesticated animals. Current lethal methods for
population control include poisoning, trapping, hunting, dogging, shooting,
explosives, fumigants, and deliberately introduced disease. Animal welfare
interests are based on individual animal suffering, but those interests are
often overshadowed by labelling of groups of animals as pests, resource
species, national emblem or endangered species. Public concern for animal
welfare and acceptance of new population control methods will be influenced by
such labels. The animal welfare implications of new population control
technology must be balanced against the existing inhumane lethal methods used.
It will be difficult to resolve the dilemma of a mechanism for disseminating a
fertility control agent that will cause some animal suffering (e.g. a
genetically-manipulated myxoma virus for European rabbits), yet may reduce
future rabbit populations and therefore the number suffering from lethal
methods. An Animal Impact Statement is proposed as a tool to assist debate
during development of fertility control methods and for decision making prior
to their use. A comprehensive and objective Animal Impact Statement may
introduce an ethic that moves the pendulum from attitudes that allow sentient
animals to be destroyed by any and all available means, towards a more
objective selection of the most effective and humane methods.
Keywords: review, wild
animals, animal welfare, contraception, ethics, pest control, Australia.
Rodriguez, D.R.; Lopez,
F.M.; Rangel, S.R.; Mariscal, A.V. (2003).Influence of short-term relocation and male exposure on sexual
receptivity and reproduction in artificially inseminated lactating doe rabbits.
Animal Reproduction Science 78 (1-2): 111-121, ISSN: 0378-4320.
NAL Call Number: QP251.A5
Keywords: New Zealand
White, breed, doe, artificial insemination, laboratory techniques, kindling
rate, lactation, litter size, male exposure, parturition, relocation effect,
reproductive performance, sexual receptivity.
Rommers, J.M.; Kemp, B.;
Meijerhof, R.; Noordhuizen, J.P. (2001). The effect of litter size before
weaning on subsequent body development, feed intake, and reproductive
performance of young rabbit does. Journal of Animal Science 79 (8): 1973-82,
ISSN: 0021-8812.
NAL Call Number: 49 J82
Abstract: An experiment was
performed to study the effect of litter size before weaning on subsequent body
development and composition, feed intake, and reproductive performance of young
rabbit does with the objective to improve reproductive performance. Litter size
(LS) before weaning (treatment) was 6, 9, or 12 kits. After weaning (30 d), 58
female kits per treatment (in two successive replicates) were reared and fed
for ad libitum intake to 14.5 wk of age (end of rearing). At 14.5 wk of age,
receptive does were inseminated. Nonreceptive and nonpregnant does were
inseminated at 17.5 wk of age. The experiment ended when the second litter was
weaned. Part of the animals was slaughtered to determine body composition at
the end of the experiment (replicate one) and at the end of rearing (replicate
two). At weaning, BW differed among treatments (P < 0.05; 855, 773, and 664
+/- 15 g for LS6, 9, and 12, respectively). Compensatory growth was observed.
At the end of rearing, LS12 does were smaller (P < 0.05) than LS9 and LS6
does (3,524, 3,778, and 3,850 +/- 48 g, respectively). After first lactation,
no difference in BW among treatments was found. Compared with LS6, empty body
weight (BW minus gut, bladder, and uterus content) of LS12 contained more (P
< 0.05) nitrogen (32.5 vs 31.1 +/- 0.3 g/kg), more (P < 0.05) ash (30.7
vs 28.3 +/- 0.6 g/kg), and less (P < 0.05) fat (168.6 vs 200.2 +/- 8.6
g/kg). No differences in body composition among treatments were found at the
end of the experiment. During rearing, LS12 had the lowest (P < 0.05) daily
feed intake (152, 164, and 169 +/- 2 g/d for LS12, 9, and 6, respectively).
During the reproductive period, no differences in feed intake among treatments
were found. Kindling rate (the number of kindlings per number of inseminations)
was not influenced by treatment. In the first parity, total litter size (number
of alive and stillborn kits) was lower (P < 0.10) for LS12 than for LS9 (6.4
vs 8.6 +/- 0.5, respectively). When first mating was delayed by 3 wk, an
increased (P < 0.05) total litter size was found regardless of treatment
(7.5 and 9.4 +/- 0.3 for 14.5, and 17.5 wk, respectively). Decreasing litter
size before weaning from nine to six kits did not alter future reproductive
performance. Based on results of this study, it seems advisable to perform a
limited standardization level (at nine kits) after kindling and postpone first
mating to an older age (17.5 wk) to improve reproductive performance.
Keywords: husbandry
methods, body composition, energy intake, female, litter size, growth and
development, reproduction, weaning, weight gain.
Rommers, J.M.; Meijerhoft,
R.; Noordhuizen, J.P.; Kemp, B. (2002). Relationships between body weight at
first mating and subsequent body development, feed intake, and reproductive
performance of rabbit does. Journal of Animal Science 80 (8): 2036-42.
ISSN: 0021-8812.
NAL Call Number: 49 J82
Abstract: A retrospective
study was performed to evaluate the relationships between BW at first
insemination and subsequent body development, feed intake, reproductive
performance, and culling rate of rabbit does. Young rabbit does are vulnerable
to body energy deficit in first lactation, resulting in decreased reproductive
performance and high replacement rate. Heavy does at first insemination might
be able to benefit from the extra amount of BW to cope with the energy deficit
during first lactation. Data of three experiments were used in which does were
given ad libitum access to feed during rearing and inseminated at 14.5 wk of
age. The first two parities of each doe were recorded. Does were categorized in
three groups based on their BW at 14.5 wk of age (first insemination): heavy
(BW > or = 4,000 g), medium (BW 3,500 to 4,000 g), and small (BW < 3,500
g). Among does that kindled, differences in BW at first insemination were
related to differences in voluntary feed intake and body growth rate during
rearing. Heavy does consumed more feed per day (+ 45 g/d, P < 0.001) and had
a higher BW gain (+ 12 g/d, P < 0.001) than small does from weaning (4.5 wk)
to 14.5 wk of age. Body weight at first insemination did not affect BW, feed
intake, and culling rate during the first two parities. Heavy does were heavier
at first insemination and remained so throughout the reproductive period, but
they followed a similar BW curve as medium and small does. A higher BW at first
insemination (14.5 wk of age) improved litter size in the first parity (8.9,
7.7, and 6.4 for heavy, medium, and small does, respectively, P < 0.05).
Extra BW at start of reproduction improves litter size in the first parity but
does not contribute to an improved feed intake or increased BW development
during reproduction.
Keywords: female,
husbandry, body composition, body weight, physiology, eating, energy intake,
lactation, litter size, parity, growth and development, reproduction
Schaal, B.; Coureaud, G.;
Langlois, D.; Ginies, C.; Semon, E.; Perrier, G. (2003). Chemical and
behavioural characterization of the rabbit mammary pheromone. Nature
424 (6944): 68-72, ISSN: 0028-0836.
NAL Call Number: 472 N21
Keywords: milk,
reproductive system, mammary pheromone, behavior, inclusive fitness,
evolutionary success, maternal care, maternal odor cues, neonatal behavioral
cues, newborn feeding behavior, oral grasping behavior, reciprocal female
offspring exchange, energy, immunity, information.
Schueddemage, M.; Hoy, S.;
Lange, K. (2000). Influence of artificial and natural light on behaviour
during collection of semen and on spermatological parameters in rabbit bucks. Archiv
fuer Tierzucht 43 (4): 351-362, ISSN: 0003-9438.
NAL Call Number: 49 AR23
Keywords: New Zealand
White, hybrid, buck, male, artificial light, natural light, semen collection,
sexual activity, spermatological parameters, German language.
Theau-Clément, M.; Saleil,
G.; Cornet, P.; Ungar, R.; Ungar, J.C. (1998). Etude de l'efficacité du
Dermojet automatique(R) pour induire l'ovulation des lapines. [Efficiency
study of the automatic Dermojet(R) to induce the ovulation of rabbits.] Cuniculture
143: 234-236, ISSN: 0152-3058.
Keywords: ovulation,
syringes, fertility, risk contamination, animal welfare, pregnancy, animal
breeding, veterinary equipment, French language.
Twigg, L.E.; Williams, C.K.
(1999). Fertility control of overabundant species; can it work for feral
rabbits? Ecology Letters 2 (5): 281-285, ISSN: 1461-023X.
NAL Call Number:
QH540.E262
Keywords: reproductive
productivity, population dynamics, fertility control, Australia.
Ubilla, E.; Rebollar, P.G.;
Pazo, D.; Esquifino, A.; Alvarino, J.M.R. (2000). Effects of doe-litter
separation on endocrinological and productivity variables in lactating rabbits.
Livestock Production Science 67 (1/2): 67-74, ISSN: 0301-6226.
NAL Call Number: SF1.L5
Keywords: reproduction,
artificial insemination, weaning, dams, kit production, lactation stage,
suckling, litter size, blood plasma, prolactin, estradiol, milk yield, animal
husbandry, litter weight, parturition, estrus, fertility, productivity.
Vasquez, M.R.; Petersen,
J.; Mennicken, L. (1999). Maternal effects on development and performance of
young rabbits. Zuechtungskunde 71 (5): 392-403, ISSN: 0044-5401.
NAL Call Number: 49 Z8
Keywords: Zika hybrid,
does, young rabbits, husbandry, kid exchange method, performance, birth weight,
twelve week body weight, German language.
Villagran, C.; Navarro, J.;
Fuentes, V.O. (2003). Sexual exhaustion in White New Zealand male rabbits of
different ages. Animal Reproduction Science 76 (3-4): 251-255, ISSN:
0378-4320.
NAL Call Number: QP251.A5
Keywords: breed, New
Zealand White, female, male, satiation, sexually receptive females, sexual
activity, sexual exhaustion, number of ejaculations, age influence.
Zaja, C.J. (2002). Effect
of weaning time on young rabbit welfare. Annals of Animal Science 2 (Suppl.
1): 177-179, ISSN: 1642-3402.
NAL Call Number: SF1.A66
Keywords: breed, New
Zealand White, pups, age differences, fattening performance, female animals,
finishing growth, litter size, liveweight, reproductive performance, weaning.