2018
DOI: 10.29327/multi.2018003
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Aspectos da termorregulação de caprinos em ambientes quentes

Abstract: In the course of the years, goat farming has been demonstrating its socioeconomic potential, which encompasses all its production chains, presenting favorable results for a positive economic yield. Goats are classified as homeothermic, where they present physiological mechanisms with the purpose of maintaining constant body temperature inside of a certain ambient temperature range, denominated thermoneutrality zone. In this context, this review aims to address the thermoregulation aspects of goats when submitt… Show more

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“…Compensatory responses of animal bodies to the impact of heat include physiological (Sá-Filho et al 2018;Pinto et al 2020), behavioural (Heinicke et al 2018), including nutritional (Müschner-Siemens et al 2020; Chang-Fung-Martel et al 2021), clinical and metabolic reactions (Lees et al 2019;Mylostyva et al 2022), which affect their productivity (Herbut et al 2019;Silva and Costa 2018;Mylostyvyi et al 2021a). Reduced feed intake combined with increased consumption to maintain homeostasis during heat stress (HS) leads to a negative energy balance (NEB) in dairy cows (Wheelock et al 2010;Mylostyvyi et al 2021b).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compensatory responses of animal bodies to the impact of heat include physiological (Sá-Filho et al 2018;Pinto et al 2020), behavioural (Heinicke et al 2018), including nutritional (Müschner-Siemens et al 2020; Chang-Fung-Martel et al 2021), clinical and metabolic reactions (Lees et al 2019;Mylostyva et al 2022), which affect their productivity (Herbut et al 2019;Silva and Costa 2018;Mylostyvyi et al 2021a). Reduced feed intake combined with increased consumption to maintain homeostasis during heat stress (HS) leads to a negative energy balance (NEB) in dairy cows (Wheelock et al 2010;Mylostyvyi et al 2021b).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%