Introduction- Advantages and disadvantages Flashcards
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the purposeful delivery of sperm into the female reproductive tract to achieve pregnancy
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2
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semen is inseminated into the female by placing a portion of it either in a collected or diluted
form into the cervix or uterus
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3
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done through various mechanical methods at the proper time in hygienic conditions
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4
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a common practice in animal breeding, most notably dairy cattle
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5
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No need for breeding bull maintenance; cost-effective
- Prevents spread of certain diseases and sterility due to genital diseases
- Early detection of inferior males (by examination of collected semen) and better breeding efficiency is ensured
- Semen of a desired size can be utilized even after the death of a particular sire
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AI Advantages
6
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- Ease of access: ideal semen can be taken from urban to rural areas for utilization
- Makes possible the mating of differently-sized animals without causing unnecessary injury
- Maintains accurate breeding records
- Increases the rate of conception
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- Requires well-trained technicians and special equipment
- Requires more time than natural mating
- Improper cleaning of equipment and unsanitary conditions may do more harm than good
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