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Journal of Reproduction and Fertility (1968) 15 123-125
DOI: 10.1530/jrf.0.0150123
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OVULATION RATE IN GILTS AFTER SHORT-TIME EXPOSURE TO CONTINUOUS LIGHT

D. G. WADDILL, C. H. CHANEY and R. H. DUTT

Summary.: Ovulation rate in gilts maintained under continuous light (daylight plus 118 to 130 lux of artificial light at night) for a complete oestrous cycle during the spring months was not significantly different from that in gilts maintained under normal daylight. Average ovulation rates were 13·4 for controls and 13·1 for treated gilts. A significant (P<0·01) difference in ovulation rate was found between years.







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