Cyclicity Flashcards

1
Q

what is the other well known reproductive cycle

A

menstrual cycle

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2
Q

what type of cycle do birds have

A

ovulatory cycle

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3
Q

birds have no pregnancy, so what does that lead to

A

no CL

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4
Q

if birds have no CL, what phases do they also not have

A

luteal phase

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5
Q

what is the only phase birds have

A

follicular phase

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6
Q

when will hens ovulate after oviposition

A

about 10-30 minutes after

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7
Q

how often are eggs typically oviposited

A

25-27 hours

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8
Q

oviposition

A

act of laying an egg

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9
Q

what represents the end of a hen’s cycle

A

once she lays an egg, then will start to repeat this process

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10
Q

about what time of day do hens oviposit

A

later each day

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11
Q

once egg is oviposited late in the afternoon

A
  • no ovulation will occur
  • hen will have skip day
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12
Q

clutch

A

pattern of egg laying from first oviposition through the pause day

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13
Q

young hen clutch has how many eggs

A

10-20

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14
Q

aged hen clutch has how many eggs

A

4-5

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15
Q

characteristics of young hens

A
  • ovulate close to 10-minute mark
  • oviposit eggs around 25 hours
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16
Q

characteristics of aged hens

A
  • ovulate close to 30-minute mark
  • oviposit eggs around 27 hours
17
Q

season

A

several estrous cycles that occurring during a time period

18
Q

polyestrus

A

many cycles

19
Q

monoestrus

20
Q

anestrus

A

not cycling

21
Q

what is predominant hormone elevated during estrus

22
Q

examples of polyestrus

A

cow
queen
pig

23
Q

seasonal polyestrus long day

A

begins cycling as day length increases

24
Q

examples of seasonal polyestrus long day

25
Q

seasonal polyestrus short day

A

begins cycling as day length decreases

26
Q

examples of seasonal polyestrus short day

A

sheep
nanny

27
Q

examples of monestrus

A

dog
wolf
fox
bear

28
Q

reasons to why anestrus would occur

A
  • pregnancy
  • lactational
  • stress
  • seasonal
  • pre pubertal
  • inhibition of GnRH release
29
Q

LH patterns before and after puberty

A

before: low
after: go up and down

30
Q

with more fat, what is present in higher amounts

31
Q

what is purberty actually based on

A

weight not age

32
Q

more weight=

A

more leptin and puberty occurs quicker

33
Q

melatonin

A

responsible for going back to hypothalamus and either stimulate or inhibit

34
Q

what produces melatonin

A

pineal gland

35
Q

in seasonal animals, does melatonin inhibit or stimulate

A

stimulates

36
Q

when does LH go up for lactating cows

A

after weaning bc no more inhibition at hypothalamus from suckling calf