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Meanings of estrus in English

Portuguese
andada
Spanish
estro
Catalan
zel

The estrous cycle phase in which a female is sexually receptive.

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Usage of estrus in English
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There were distinct differences between chinchillas with and without a confirmed estrus.
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Trophinin is also expressed in the nonpregnant mouse uterus at estrus stage.
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However, spontaneous ovulation on the day of estrus was unaffected in these animals.
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However, CIDR has a practical advantage over OVS with respect to estrus detection.
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Each week, four ewes were induced into estrus by intravaginal sponges.
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Finally, when she allows herself to be mated, she sings an estrus song.
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Artificial insemination was performed 12 hours after the detection of estrus using frozen-thawed semen.
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We determined sleep-waking features of cycling females across estrus stages.
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Gonad-intact female mice were injured only in estrus state.
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Ovulation was assessed with biweekly serum progesterone assays; crayon marks were used to detect estrus.
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Ineffective estrus detection is the foremost limiting factor in the fertility of farmed cattle worldwide.
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The normal mice displayed more frequent visits to estrus urine samples than to non-estrus samples.
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Instances of the larvae of the estrus or the bot-fly in the skin are not uncommon.
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However, none is likely to be associated with nonseasonal or seasonal estrus in sheep breeds tested.
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For successful communication, higher concentrations of protein and specific fatty acids in estrus are directly involved.
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Postpartum fertility was assessed by interval to first postpartum estrus (day) and pregnancy rate.
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Spanish
estrocelo
Estrus through the time
Estrus across language varieties
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