Bioclimatic thermal stress indices and their relationships with andrological characteristics in hair rams.
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| Title: | Bioclimatic thermal stress indices and their relationships with andrological characteristics in hair rams. |
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| Authors: | Molina, Julio Constantino Jerí1 (AUTHOR) jcjerim@gmail.com, da Silva, Rebeca Santos2 (AUTHOR), Bidegain, Fabiana Almeida2 (AUTHOR), Souza, Yânca Bizerra3 (AUTHOR), Purdy, Phillip H.4 (AUTHOR), Blackburn, Harvey D.4 (AUTHOR), Azevedo, Hymerson Costa3 (AUTHOR) |
| Source: | International Journal of Biometeorology. Feb2024, Vol. 68 Issue 2, p253-261. 9p. |
| Subject Terms: | *Thermal stresses, *Semen, *Semen analysis, *Thermal comfort, *Spermatozoa, *Hair |
| Abstract: | This study evaluated relationships among reproductive parameters and the bioclimatic indices: temperature and humidity index (THI), equivalent temperature index (ETI), black globe temperature and humidity index (BGTHI), and thermal comfort index (TCI), during the first 45 days of spermatogenesis (SP-45) and during the 15 days of sperm transit through the epididymis (STP-15) that preceded the reproductive assessments (ReA). Such information is useful in determining the optimal breeding season in Northeast Brazil. Santa Inês rams (n = 25) underwent two ReA in three periods of the year (D-P = dry; R-P = rainy and RD-P = rainy/dry transition), and the bioclimatic indices were calculated at the corresponding SP-45 and STP-15 timepoints prior to each ReA. Sperm kinetic parameters in D-P were depressed compared to R-P and RD-P (P < 0.05). The index values had an antagonistic relationship with most parameters and regression analysis demonstrated that the BGTHI and the TCI had a negative association with the progressive motility, curvilinear, straight line, and average path velocities, and a positive association with slow sperm in the ejaculate in SP-45 and STP-15 phases (P < 0.01). Semen quality kinetics is affected throughout the year by the environment and it is apparent that it is impaired in D-P and better in R-P and RD-P seasons. The BGTHI and TCI measured in the sperm production phase classified the environment most coherently and presented better association with the behavior of sperm kinetics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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