Introduction to Physiology. Volume 5.Control of Reproduction. ByHugh DavsonandM. B. Segal.Pp. 598. (Academic Press, 1980.) £19.20

Physiology, Endocrinology, and Reproduction: Reproduction

conditions throughout the test. The hens were provided nutrients to meet the needs of all the hens based upon compilation of the breeder recommendations. The eggs from these strains were collected every 28 days from the previous 24 hrs production. Once collected the quality and compositional properties of the eggs such as pH, solids, whipping height, Haugh units and angel food cakes were evalua...

Introduction to Physiology

Introduction to Academic Entrepreneurship

The aim of the chapter is to provide practitioners and researchers, who wish to investigate academic entrepreneurship in details, with the basic characteristics of the phenomenon as an introduction to further exploration. As university entrepreneurship is rooted in the broader entrepreneurship theory, the investigation encompassed a set of definitions, types, and processes pertaining to both in...

Physiology of reproduction in relation to nutrition.

In the infantile animal the reproductive organs gradually develop but do not begin to function as organs of reproduction until the age of puberty, although their internal secretions begin before this time. In the female the cause for their functioning lies outside the ovary itself, for immature ovaries transplanted into adults begin to function immediately, whereas adult ovaries transplanted in...

Physiology of male reproduction.