01455naa a2200337 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001910000160006024500850007626000090016152005120017065000100068265000290069265000190072165000120074065000170075265000250076965000250079465000280081965000240084765000160087165300200088765300190090765300180092665300190094465300170096365300160098065300210099670000190101777300810103615164462025-06-27       1994    bl uuuu     u00u1 u    #d1 aGOEL, A. K.  aBreeding behaviour of indigenous goats in semi-arid zone.h[electronic resource]  c1994  aTropical goats start exhibiting oestrus shortly after during dry sea- son. Different agroclimatic factors managemental practices, feeding pattern and photo-periodicity are some important factors which are known to influence the oestrous activity. Meagre information on oes- trous activity in Jamunapari goat is available, but in Barbari and Jakhrana such information is scanly. An attempt has been made to studythe oestrous pattern in Jamunapari, Barbari and Jakhrana goats in dif-ferent months of the year.  aGoats  aReproductive performance  aSemiarid zones  aCaprino  aCiclo estral  aComportamento animal  aComportamento sexual  aEficiência reprodutiva  aReprodução animal  aZona árida  aEstacionalidade  aOestrous cycle  aRaça Barbari  aRaça Jakhrana  aSazonalidade  aSeasonality  aSexual behaviour1 aAGARWAL, K. P.  tThe Indian Journal of Animal Reproductiongv. 15, n. 1, p. 32-35, Jun. 1994.