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Cyclical changes during reproduction in sheep are called
1. Oestrus cycle
2. Menstrual cycle
3. Sexual cycle
4. Asexual cycle

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Correct Answer - Option 1 : Oestrus cycle

The correct answer is Oestrus cycle.

  • Oestrus or heat is the period of intense sexual desire or sexual excitement experienced by females.

Oestrus cycle process:

  • Proestrum: 2 days. 
    • Period of building up the growth of Graffian Follicle which helps for the nourishment of ovum fluid contains a hormone called "oestrogen‟.
    • This marks the animal coming in heat.
    • It causes changes in the uterus, blood supply.
  • Oestrum1 day. 
    • The shortest part of the estrus cycle. 
    • During which the female is ready to receive male.
    • This is the period of desire.
  • Metoestrum: 4 days.
    •  Implantation of the embryo takes place.
    • Corpus luteum takes place.
    • Prevents the growth of graffiti follicles thereby arresting the oestrus cycle.
  • Diestrum: 14 days.
    • The longest part of the estrus cycle
    • Further development of the uterus takes place.
    • If the animal has not conceived, involution of the uterus take place.

  • Duration of oestrus cycle in different animals:
Animal Duration of the oestrus cycle
Indigenous cow 12 - 18 hours
Exotic / crosses 12 - 18 hours
Buffalo 24 - 36 hours
Sheep 24 - 36 hours
Goat 34 - 48 hours

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