01260naa a2200253 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001910000180006024501080007826000090018652005770019565000220077265000100079465000100080465000080081465000080082265000100083065300190084065300090085970000220086870000180089070000190090877300790092720624022017-02-01       1981    bl uuuu     u00u1 u    #d1 aGHOSAL, A. K.  aSome aspects of sweat composition in Corriedale and Nali sheep, and their effect on canary colouration.  c1981  aSweat collected for 6 h from the neck and mid-side region of 4 native Nali and 4 exotic Corriedale sheep was studied for quantity, pH, Na, K, chloride, total N and urea. The sweat secretion was .apprx. 3 times more in Nali sheep than in the Corriedales. A high alkaline sweat of Nali sheep rich in K, Na and urea probably offered a favorable environment for the growth of the chromogenic bacteria responsible for canary coloration. The sweat of Corriedale was acidic (pH 6.29). The total 6 h nitrogenous excretion through sweat did not differ significantly in both breeds.  aAnimal physiology  aIndia  aSheep  aCor  aLã  aOvino  aAnimal biology  aSuor1 aDWARAKNATH, P. K.1 aJATKAR, P. R.1 aPUROHIT, S. K.  tThe Indian Journal of Animal Sciencesgv. 51, n. 3, p. 333-335, Mar. 1981.